I don’t think there was that one “aha!”-Moment, but I always found out when something seemed to hard, if I would revisit it after couple weeks it suddenly seeme

I don’t think there was that one “aha!”-Moment, but I always found out when something seemed to hard, if I would revisit it after couple weeks it suddenly seemed so easy. I guess there is a lot of cross-knowledge you can apply from learning thing A to things B and C. So I guess the best advice is never stop learning, just ingest knowledge; the actual programming topic doesn’t really matter. However a couple things stand out: - learning to use a debugger - test driven development - static typing - learning a systems language (stack, heap, memory management, pointers etc.)