Re: what types of skills do I need to work with arduinos?
What are some ways I can learn about realistic timeline expectations? Or is the only one experience? You're right about my ignorance of timeframes. Often i tell myself that something is taking too long, so there is no point or I won't get anywhere. I don't feel that way with python though. If I have a project that I don't yet have enouh knowledge for, I put it on the back burner and work on other projects that I know I can do. I learn knowledge with those projects and I still get something done, and eventually I can return to my bigger back burner project and either attempt a rewrite, or continue working on where I left off. So it isn't like I am constantly banging my head on the wall on one project over and over 24/7; I do have other things that I can focus on and put the project to the side, but not trash it. With me, I rarely ever trash projects. I may end up doing several rewrites, but each rewrite shows progress and gives me a better idea of what I have learned since last time, and what I still need to work on.
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