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I've -literally- been writing Swift, every day, seven days a week, 52.4 weeks a year, since June 2, 2014 (the day it was announced), yet, I still have huge gaps in my knowledge of the language. I speak it without an accent, but not at Ph.D level. As to home projects, that's pretty much all I do, these days, ever since I "retired"*, in 2017. I'm quite good at what I do, and generally achieve every goal that I set, but, since I'm forced to work alone, the scope needs to be kept humble. I used to work as part of a worldwide team, doing some pretty interesting stuff, on a much larger scale. But what's important to me, is that I do a good job on whatever I do. Everything I write, I ship, support, and document, even if it isn't that impressive. The bringing a project to completion, is a big part of the joy that I get from the work. * Was basically forced into it |