I needed to learn Go quickly for a small little side project and I was able to run through the fundamentals Go track in about a week and a half doing a few exercises here and there.

I've been exposed to quite a few programming languages so a lot of the common principles are there for me. What I really needed was to learn how Go is different and what the unique things about it are.

For example, I didn't need to learn about why loops are important. What I did like learning is how a for loop in Go was structured and how to use it in different contexts. Utilizing range was a great thing I picked up from their examples.

Exercise is a great hands-on tool to supplement and support learning.

Right? That’s exactly what I wanted and didn’t get. But I did get bombarded with a half dozen ads in my search through the article including one that wanted me to pay them for this stellar reporting.

There was a great You Are Not So Smart podcast episode with her talking about this too. It was a delightful listen.

https://youarenotsosmart.com/2022/12/12/yanss-249-temple-grandins-vision-for-a-world-better-suited-to-different-styles-of-thinking/

There’s more ads on that page than content too. I can’t tell if there a hidden joke here or what.

1000% agree. Im a huge fan of all things Legend of Zelda and this one still stands as a masterpiece to me as well.