I've always found that writing lots of code and reading a variety of real world code are the most effective ways to learn new languages. But I recently discove

I've always found that writing lots of code and reading a variety of real world code are the most effective ways to learn new languages. But I recently discovered coding livestreams, and the good ones are really amazing! It's really eye-opening (and sometimes fun) to watch experts talk through their thinking process, while deciding between language features or primitives, or while picking dependency libraries, observing their tooling and stacks, and watching them test and debug things. I'm learning Rust right now, which I think is a deep and complex language, and watching these streams have been incredibly useful.