With so many new technologies ranging from distributed systems to machine learning, how do you guys move beyond the beginner level in a new tech stack? I have been experimenting with new languages and framework but not able to go beyond hello-world level.
I know building project helps but it always feels that I don't know enough to build a project on my own?
Share your ideas on how you guys plan your learning outside of work? How do you reach a level in a new tech stack where you are confident in writing production level code?
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1. Read one basic tutorial and implement the code for the tutorial
2. Get a high level grasp of what the technology is and its use
3. Read some documentation
4. Get bored of reading documentation and tutorials
5. Start hacking away at a project that uses said technology.
6. Google any problems I face and read the documentation as I go along
7. Finish my hacky mess of a project
8. Claim to be an expert on said technology
9. Go back and read more in-depth into the documentation and realize Iβm an idiot and barely know anything about the technology and that I made everything way too difficult.
10. Refactor my mess
11. Rinse and repeat steps 8-10
Let's wait for people to create several hell branches.
This is the perfect recursion example.