When I made office built-ins in 2018, I wish I knew these 3 pieces of critical advice, which would have saved time.

1. Start the build before you think you're ready.

2. Don't try to make the project perfect.

3. Add flexibility into the design.

These would have saved me months of delays on my first projects.

Not knowing how to code isn't an excuse anymore because AI can write it for you.

More than that, AI can then help you understand the code for troubleshooting in reality too.

Instead of paying hundreds for courses, how should you start learning to craft better AI prompts?

Leverage AI to learn how to leverage AI.

Sounds cheesy, but AI knows how it processes information better than humans. So who would be better to help highlight what the differences between good and bad prompts are?