An Iterative Approach to Writing
I like it but it doesn't come easy. It's hard. Kind of like running a marathon is hard. Except with running, I've learned to enjoy the struggle. With writing, this is still a grind.
I'm a sporadic writer - like sunshine in Seattle, writing comes to me only a few times each year. I tend to write when I need to rant or feel the need to explain something.
When I do write, I always feel that I spent too much time on it. I feel as if I'm doing something wrong, that it shouldn't take as long as it does.
I figured I couldn't be the only person feeling like this so I've decided to share my writing process. Maybe you're like me and this can help put your mind at ease. Maybe you're not in which case you can give me pointers on what you're doing differently. In any case, this is a case study of my writing process.
This was an article I published about the AWS CDK when it was still in preview. I just started using the AWS CDK at the time. I was a recovering YML addict and a cloud formation junkie. The CDK felt like the answer to a prayer I didn't know I had.
