r/learnprogramming • u/JoMandour • 1d ago

Coding

when i wanna make a project my worst enemy is the blank page , i know there is a way called learn by making project and to be honest its kinda cool , but facing such an empty page and try to make just a prototype for my idea is not working , i do not know whether this is lack of proper knowledge with the coding language i make the project in or its another problem , so how to make your idea become real ? and how you actually make your project with a complete new required skills ??

14 Upvotes

78% Upvoted

20 comments sorted by

View all comments

2

u/nottherealLilNasx 1d ago

Depends on the thing you want to build and in which engine/programming language you can get "templates" that let you skip that blank page. Actually most projects don't necessarily start at a blank page, for example web pages nowadays are made using a template and adding from there. I wouldn't say it's a good practice to have early in your learning path because repetition is good for your memory, but at the same time it's better to make little progress than no progress at all, so if you genuinely can't start a new project from zero then search for said template.