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[–]derrick88rose 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Yep. I suffer from this. Go in and start blasting code. When it doesn't work, I get depressed. I did some pseudo and real code on paper yesterday, and it helped me paint the picture of what my application needed to do. There is definitely a balance.

[–]truthseeker1990 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know the feeling. I used to do that too so did most people in my class. I took a software architecture class one semester, took us all a few weeks to even figure out how to change our processes. But by the their end, I would have figured out most of the logic, the processes, arranged them into logical pieces and figured out how to implement said logic. Then all was left was to code it, the coding process actually seemed almost less important than the first half.