Working on projects doesn't just make things—it peaks your expertise in that domain. Modern tools let you repeat this cycle, turning isolated projects into continuous learning and eventually a career path.
So we're going to climb a curve of knowledge and become a smarter version of ourselves. I've been talking so far in terms of project, but there's something more important to this than the project. That's the builders. The people who are actually working on this project are themselves becoming smarter as they work on it. We've all had this experience, right? We go build something or we get involved in a project or what have you. And at the end of that project, we are at our maximum level of expertise in that particular domain. And then we go. You just don't do it again. Now that is sometimes difference between having a hobby and having a profession. Sometimes difference between having a project and having a career. But one of the things I've discovered about building, especially using these tools, uh, is that we have the opportunity to make use of that fact iteratively.
