Cryptocurrency Taught Me How Important a Whitepaper is in my Projects
I'm 21 years old, a junior at Rutgers University studying Computer Science.
Meh. Pretty boring ice breaker, let me try again.
My name is Bradley :)
I'm writing this at 3am from a rundown frat house with a table on top of another table (wut?). It's a freezing winter night, and I walked back home 2 blocks in the brisk cold because the library evacuated due to a fake bomb (I gave my jacket to someone who needed it). I'm an avid learner and spend most of my life somewhere in-between sciences and humanities.
Due to laziness, here is a picture from a few days ago of the exact spot I'm in currently:
Side projects have always been everything to me. I think till the day I die I'll be throwing the dice hoping a project takes off. I love the idea of crafting something from scratch and working with a team.
That being said, I haven't had too much opportunity to work at an official big company. Luckily, I just accepted an internship at Vanguard as an Application Developer! But until then, I've had to learn management on my own.
Cryptocurrency taught me how important it is to think of scale right at the beginning. If you do not set a heavy foundation for a company in the beginning. It will end up being a tangled mess.
I've gone ahead the past few hours and wrote in a well organized Google Doc everything about my current project NoviceDock (an education platform). It's morals, how to write content, where it should be in 2 months, 6 months, year, etc.
Not only does this help the audience understand the project, but it really allows all members internally to be on the same page. Like any sort of personal blogging, it allows me to fully understand the project. I can now do and assign task relative to the document.
So whether it is your life or a side project, sit down and organize it on paper. Give it to everyone involved, and make sure they're on the same page.
Thanks for reading my first ever post on Steemit! Let it be the first of many.
And goodnight :)
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STOPWelcome to Steemit dude!
Thanks so much! I'm in love with the concept, mainly because I believe it will produce top-tier quality content. At least compared to other blogging platforms.
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welcome bradmitchell, nice to meet you!
Welcome to the community! So how were you planning on getting home without the fake-bomb-evacuation? Just wondering ;). Hope you have a lot of fun here on Steemit, and good luck with your computer science career!
You made the right choice,
Steemit is the best place to share and learn as well.
Keep it up and Enjoy!
welcome to this community, have fun, interact and meet with others! i bet you will find out a lot of interesting topics in here and soon you realize how different this community is from the others. you only need to have patience!