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Making mistakes in public is uncomfortable, especially in technical spaces where confidence is often performative. But avoiding mistakes doesn’t actually make you better. It just makes learning quieter and slower.

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Playful Programming

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19 Feb

This post is about why @ladybluenotes.dev is choosing to write, learn, and build in public, mistakes included, and how that’s shaped her growth over time. If you’ve ever felt that same pressure, you may relate: playfulprogramming.com/posts/making...

playfulprogramming.comMaking Mistakes in Public Isn’t a FailureWorking in public means being visible while learning. That isn’t a weakness—it’s how real software gets built.