Perhaps "purpose-first programming education" would be a better way to phrase it. Which, yes, is incredibly valuable. I recently adapted my learning process fro

Perhaps "purpose-first programming education" would be a better way to phrase it. Which, yes, is incredibly valuable. I recently adapted my learning process from tutorials to taking a problem I already know how to solve with a different language or tool and solving it with something new. It frees the mind space required to define a problem space, figure out process, etc., and allows me to focus on learning how to do that thing with this tool. Then if I'm attempting something I don't really understand, I'll use tools I understand well.