@Erik:
Thanks for explaining in more detail your chosen approach. I now understand your intentions better.
Great to read that you have taken a step back, since learning all of this can be very overwhelming sometimes, since there is always “more to learn”.
“You avoid taking the absolute shortest path to any objective. Too many people I have seen have given up on stuff because they tried to short cut themselves from stuff they really ought to have learned, but thought was not important.”
Nope, I simply choose to learn on the fly, (just in time learning) to keep my mind empty (enough) and focusses on the task at hand that I am working on now… and I am not many people.. I am me and I have my own unique approach.
“However, at that point I can see as most people having varied interests that selecting and choosing where to go next might be the best path for what skills someone wants to build and refine.”
That is why I have chosen to reverse the learning process and put my current project-need centralized to what I want/need to learn to get the job done.
