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I've found both. Books are a good way to avoid frustration while learning. Doing entails embracing frustration...which is a skill. Play is the way to avoid f
by brudgers 4y ago
I've found both.
Books are a good way to avoid frustration while learning.
Doing entails embracing frustration...which is a skill.
Play is the way to avoid frustration when doing.
Experimenting for the sake of learning...the agile idea of a spike...is hard to stop and do.
Reading a bit and then stopping and playing is the best of both worlds for me.
YMMV>
- xupybd 4y agoYeah very true. Applying what you've read is the only way to retain the knowledge. Sometimes it's the only way to test to see if you actually understood what you've read. But if I just charge in and practice with just the docs I end up with suboptimal results.