I think this happens with a few interesting programming concepts. Haskell has its monads (person learns Haskell, gets excited when they start to grok monads, wr

I think this happens with a few interesting programming concepts. Haskell has its monads (person learns Haskell, gets excited when they start to grok monads, write a blog post explaining it in terms that make sense to them) and Lisp has macros (person learns Lisp, gets excited by macros, writes a blog post about it in a way that makes sense to them). It's sort of a rite of passage, only reason I don't have a monad blog post is because I made it too long so it sat for ages in my drafts and I lost the motivation to complete it :)