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by playing_colours
4512 days ago
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I was in a similar situation. I read book after book, doing some small stuff. Now I switched from this book-first approach to problem-first. If you don't know what to choose, read articles, talk to people, books are too time-consuming, focused to start with. When you find an interesting problem (for me it's now reactive driver for Github in Scala, just started on it), you start coding, find appropriate books, other people solutions etc. I've found I learn way more and feel more engaged when I keep focusing on solving a problem. |
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