Quotes About Development

There are so many tiny revolutions in a life, a million ways we have to circle around ourselves to grow and change and be okay.

This is not "how your story ends". It's simply where it take a turn you didn't expect.

But the thing about rising is we have to continue upward; the thing about going beyond is we have to keep going.

These things are your becoming.

We are here to build the house.

To us, they are not so much who they are as who they will become.

It turns out you have to be an apprentice in this world.

Aside from the people I love, there is little I value more than my education.

When I was done writing it, I understood that things happened just as they were meant to. That I couldn't have written my book before I did. I simply wasn't capable of doing so, either as a writer or a person. To get to the point I had to get to to write my first book, I had to do everything I did in my twenties.

You can learn along the way.

For some of you, those things have already happened.

Change is one person doing one thing different one time.

The only code that doesn't have bugs is code that is not yet written.

Developing APIs is the process of building future regret. Even if it looks good now, you would probably do it differently in a few years given changing requirements and future developments. But you do the best you can and move on, because shipping anything is better than not shipping perfection.

Most software that is written is either re-implementing existing concepts or building upon and extending them in new ways.

I learned that programming was mostly typing. To this day, I don't understand why software development takes so long.

Progress is building something lasting for future.

Societies that value excellence, innovation, entrepreneurship and integrity do well.

After a long time, we have had a stable mandate at the top. If the BJP blows this opportunity, it will set India back by a decade.

None of the recent technologies that have changed the world and created wealth—telecom, computers, aviation—have come out of India. Yet

My one thing is I continue to be interested and want to be a student. I don't want to be a master. When I'm learning something, I'm in my element.

Boys are perhaps beyond the range of anybody's sure understanding, at least when they are between the ages of eighteen months and ninety years.

Teaching creates all other professions.

That teacher is most successful who makes herself progressively unnecessary to her pupils because she develops in them the power to do without her.