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Alternatively, a good technical book should challenge you and it’s totally fine to only take away some percentage of it. If the whole book feels like “happily b
by oefrha 5y ago
Alternatively, a good technical book should challenge you and it’s totally fine to only take away some percentage of it. If the whole book feels like “happily breeze through the first few chapters, and I would get that nice rush you get when you learn new stuff”, you’re most likely just wasting your time learning hardly anything substantial, since substantial learning usually isn’t a breeze.
- k__ 5y agoA book should do both. Hold your hand with all concepts it offers, but also supply you with chapters and exercises that challenge you. If you fail to implement an example, there should be obvious places you can go back to and read about it again.