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No man. The OP has it dead right: find a small project, write it in your new language, struggle a bit but get it finished. Then go back and see where you could
by camperman 11y ago
No man. The OP has it dead right: find a small project, write it in your new language, struggle a bit but get it finished. Then go back and see where you could be more idiomatic and improve those parts. Or do another small project but with more knowledge behind you this time around. This is the philosophy behind for example, SICP: "you don't learn Scheme, you use it."
- zelos 11y agoIn my experience, a combination is best. Reading gives you the broad scope, doing gives you detail, repetition and context.