Books! This is my preferred way of learning new things. Compared with other learning methods available, reading books gets you immersed in a particular subject of interest. For example, programming. When I do hands-on practice after reading a lot, it doesn’t feel like I can’t do it or it’s too hard. Nowadays, you do AI stuff, and boom, code is generated for you. (I do that too, but with care. I have to make sure that I still have the control over my codes and I know what they do.) I have to read most of them. By the way, I am a Go developer, so you can see a lot of Go ebooks. Cookbooks are great if you want quick how-to-dos in your code (except for the other cookbook I had. I still eat real foods, other than codes ✌(-‿-)✌.) You read a “bible” book if you want a complete reference and explanation of stuff you’re interested in. (Even the Holy Bible is no exception to that.) After all, people learn in different ways, so figure out what’s yours. Learning is fun. It is much more enjoyable if you are able to apply what you have learned; then you gain wisdom. Teach others what you’ve learned, as it gives you a deeper understanding of what you’ve been teaching. Yeah, so final words: keep learning, teach others and always apply the things you’ve learned. Thank you so much for reading, and bye for now. _(:3」∠)
Proverbs 9:10