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My experience is that you need the “physical” coding work to get a good intuition of the mechanics of software design, the trade-offs and pitfalls, the general design landscape, and so on. I disagree that you can cleanly separate the “mental” portion of the work. Iterating on code builds your mental models, in a way that merely reviewing code does not, or only to a much more superficial degree.


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