blakewatson.com – Finishing side projects
Side projects are one of the most fun things about web development. Here I discuss various tips and tricks for getting side projects over the finish line.
blakewatson.com - Finishing side projects Skip to content Finishing side projects July 29, 2020 Web development provides opportunities to work on different kinds of projects, learn all sorts of things, and dive deeply into specific areas of interest. It makes for a rewarding career choice. But if I’m being honest, the magic of the refresh button, the code-save-refresh feedback loop of digital creation is what drove my interest in web development when I started back in the mid-2000s. My first projects—the ones I approached with little more than slapdash curiosity—were essential to solidifying m
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