Integrations eat more time than the product itself
When you plan a system, it feels like the "product" is the main thing. Then it turns out most of the time goes not into it, but into wiring up other people's systems.
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When you plan a system, it feels like the "product" is the main thing. Then it turns out most of the time goes not into it, but into wiring up other people's systems.
Over the years I've learned that the programming language isn't the point. What matters far more is turning an idea into a working product — with a whole system behind it.