I don't like going too fast, you usually make more mistakes and expend more energy when you try to go faster than you're able to.
But one way I know I became faster is by coding more and diversify what I've done. This way, your brain learns patterns and habits. It's faster to adapt a solution you already know than coming up with a entirely new one. It's also faster to use tools you're accustomed too, so the more you use them, the faster you'll be while using them.
Like always, the more you code, the better you are at coding.
So, by referencing existing solutions.
That and avoiding loafing. I'm literally doing it right now by responding to this post.
But one way I know I became faster is by coding more and diversify what I've done. This way, your brain learns patterns and habits. It's faster to adapt a solution you already know than coming up with a entirely new one. It's also faster to use tools you're accustomed too, so the more you use them, the faster you'll be while using them.
Like always, the more you code, the better you are at coding.
So, by referencing existing solutions.
That and avoiding loafing. I'm literally doing it right now by responding to this post.