Lessons from Learning Swift:
So the idea is to inject time via @paulportesi when learning things. Time lets ideas settle into your mind. Read a little, think a bit, try a lot. But of course, we're going to apply this from multiple dimensions.
So the idea is to inject time via @paulportesi when learning things. Time lets ideas settle into your mind. Read a little, think a bit, try a lot. But of course, we're going to apply this from multiple dimensions.
One of the greatest living actors Anthony Hopkins is rumoured to have the following approach to his craft. He apparently reads the manuscript of any movie he's going to be in about 200 times. That lets him memorize it deep in his bones.
So what's awesome about the modern languages like @golang and @SwiftLang is that you can actually read the language specs and documents in their entirety without too much strain. I've been spending free time just reading the docs and specifications.
The n = 1 approach for me is rather simple. A new idea is like a guest showing up to my brain's party. At first, they don't know anyone but they repeatedly visit eventually they carve out a place. Swift specs: docs.swift.org/swift-book/Ref…
It's about putting in the time. You can't cut corners. You approach it like a master craftsman. Learn slowly and consistently. 
