You don't get good at a language by just listening to it all the time. You get good by engaging. Same goes for programming. Also, a lot of "clean code" stuff c

You don't get good at a language by just listening to it all the time. You get good by engaging. Same goes for programming. Also, a lot of "clean code" stuff can be confusing dogma. You should try building things you find interesting, and try to build them in a way that "feels correct", and try to emphasize - what if someone else was reading this? What if someone else dived into this codebase to add this feature? Could they?