I love the concept of "Just-in-time learning". I think it applies to other things too. In my personal life is when I am working on a large scope project, I ten

I love the concept of "Just-in-time learning". I think it applies to other things too. In my personal life is when I am working on a large scope project, I tend to try to anticipate every single thing that I will have to do up front. But I've found I always miss something or misunderstand a requirement. It's way more efficient to just do things as they come up, and I'm trying to switch to that method more often. I definitely relate to taking some kind of programming related course and they teach you about something you will never use, that people rarely use in real world scenarios, but there's still a pressure to make sure I fully understand it.