May 17, 2019
YAY NEW ERRORS!
New errors are the best. They mean you aren’t stuck! Being stuck is the worst. frustration > despair
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YAY NEW ERRORS!
New errors are the best. They mean you aren’t stuck! Being stuck is the worst. frustration > despair
code_log.episode_five(djangos_easy_thats_why_its_hard)
The problem is that it gives you everything up front. So, you don’t get into the rhythm of typing out all the patterns yourself. Then when something goes wrong in the project, or you’re learning it on version 1.8 but have 2.x at home, you’re like, “I have no idea where that is” because you never put it there, and also, it’s probably deprecated! Django puts it there automatically. Because it’s so “EASY”.
Once I know what I’m doing, I see how this will eventually make life easier. But for now...
That’s me. The proud achiever of over 10,000 “points”* on TeamTreehouse.com. Admittedly, a third-ish of those were me zooming through JavaScript and maybe not taking the time to internalize the information like I should’ve been. But, still. *With nobody to tell me otherwise, I'm going to just assume a “point” is worth a unit of college credit. By that metric, at this rate I’m working on, what, my 9th BA?