I used to get this quite a lot, and still do sometimes.
What helps me is reminding myself to just start coding _something_ small and very very simple, however imperfect. If I didn't I would concoct hugely scalable and secure architectures and systems in my head. I would go on and on like this for hours and possibly days. It would only really stop when I came up with another idea for a project.
Twitter/Facebook/Netflix etc etc weren't built from scratch like we see them today; they evolved from imperfect, probably insecure, probably slow, probably unmaintainable code.
Just try to write something and take it from there.
I think lots a "techy" people experience this so don't beat yourself up and I'd be interested to hear what others do.
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I used to get this quite a lot, and still do sometimes.
What helps me is reminding myself to just start coding _something_ small and very very simple, however imperfect. If I didn't I would concoct hugely scalable and secure architectures and systems in my head. I would go on and on like this for hours and possibly days. It would only really stop when I came up with another idea for a project.
Twitter/Facebook/Netflix etc etc weren't built from scratch like we see them today; they evolved from imperfect, probably insecure, probably slow, probably unmaintainable code.
Just try to write something and take it from there.
I think lots a "techy" people experience this so don't beat yourself up and I'd be interested to hear what others do.
I see, will try to do that.
Thanks!