Content note...

[Alan Dayley]

Any project, no matter how complex, if it is well designed, can and should
be broken down into smaller parts or components until each component is as
simple as possible.  Any project has parts that beginners could do.

Also, I agree with you.  I had a chess mentor way back when I first learned
who taught me this principle: If you want to improve your skill at chess,
find and play opponents who are better than you.  It is true for any
learned skill.

Alan

At 07:18 AM 7/13/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I just wanted to throw my two cents out there.  As a not-so-experienced
>Linux developer, or just plain developer, my interest in this new group
>is a little different than the previous messages.  This is not to say
>that I expect the function of the group to slow down to my level.
>Indeed, it is my hope that the content is something that I aspire to
>catch up to, as I have most of my technical career.
>
>With that said, I think it would be prudent to follow the course as
>close to a realistic project as possible.  I do like the idea of
>tackling real-world issues, however, this would probably not give
>someone like me a chance at applying the meeting content.
>
>Might it be possible, given enough members of this group, to create more
>than one simultaneous project.  Maybe even something that could possibly
>come together in the end.
>
>Anyway...I know many of you are experienced developers.  I just want to
>participate in this group in some way shape or form.  So, in all the
>technical ramblings that insue here in this discussion please remember
>me.
>
>Cheers.
>
>Kit
>
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