[svennek]

Regardless of which language you write in, it is my humble opinion that watching the Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP) from MIT in the 80'es* is gonna make you a vastly better programmer.

Yes, it is cheeky in a uniquely 80's way

Yes, it is an ancient lisp that nobody uses anymore, but that is just syntax. The composition and data structure lessons of that video series is timeless.

And yes chapter 7 (and maybe others) most likely requires a few rewatches... even for a proficient programmer.

An no, don't try to read the book instead. Start with the videos, so that you can get the Big Ideas instead of fiddling with Lisp code, that you will not use ever again...

* = https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE18841CABEA24090