Open-source development is often seen as a cycle of writing code, pushing commits, and fixing issues. But beneath every well-crafted project lies something even more valuable: the thought process behind it.
When I started working on Waveu, I realized that putting ideas into words was just as crucial as writing the code itself. Documenting its inspiration, defining class interfaces, and visualizing waveform generation not only helped me refine my ideas but also made the project more approachable for others.
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