This seems great for language/library knowledge. As an experienced polyglot, the languages are not where I'm hitting the wall these days though. It's the tooling. I can learn new language basics faster than I can figure out the ecosystem/tooling.
For example, my current conundrum is how to deploy an Elixir Phoenix/MQTT app. Writing the app was a fun curve to climb. And I could use techniques like described here to learn from others in the actual programming. But how to build an executable I can wrap in a systemd process running on a different machine? Those are actions people do, not expressed so much in code I can look at. The few blogs I can find on the subject are mired in deep CI toolchains.
I want the blog that discusses the secret sauce to learn to acquire the knowledge to work the raft of ever evolving tools we have to work with now days. The "materials" (the languages) are the easy part now days. It's the massively automated complicated machinery we've built around the language of ideas that are my personal pain point of entry.
For example, my current conundrum is how to deploy an Elixir Phoenix/MQTT app. Writing the app was a fun curve to climb. And I could use techniques like described here to learn from others in the actual programming. But how to build an executable I can wrap in a systemd process running on a different machine? Those are actions people do, not expressed so much in code I can look at. The few blogs I can find on the subject are mired in deep CI toolchains.
I want the blog that discusses the secret sauce to learn to acquire the knowledge to work the raft of ever evolving tools we have to work with now days. The "materials" (the languages) are the easy part now days. It's the massively automated complicated machinery we've built around the language of ideas that are my personal pain point of entry.