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The Wrong Way To Learn

In my opinion, the most effective method of learning is Trial and Error because you know how to solve more problems as you encounter more of them.
That’s just the concept of programming, solving problems!

When I begin learning a new framework or language, I start with a beginner tutorial to get a basic understanding. As I follow along, I type out the code and ask myself what each part is responsible for, ensuring I truly understand the concepts rather than just copying. Afterward, I challenge myself by creating a similar project on my own, using a different theme or idea, but applying the same concepts from the tutorial. This helps stregthen my learning and deepens my understanding.

There are hidden costs that come with using ready made code chunks without understanding them fully. You might solve this particular problem for now, but you miss out on the opportunity to get better at problem solving altogether.

Yes! Sometimes it seems that we just forgot what studying means; to learn something new is to force yourself to think differently everytime you see it;
Finding solutions on the web or through AI prompt is nice, but if you cant understand it, is just like transferring the responsibility to someone else for a moment, and when it gets back to you again – BAM – more bugs or errors

It’s the reason I fell in love with Svelte. They have an interactive step-by-step guide to learn all its features (and quirks), plus an outstanding documentation.