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[@yassinesafraoui]

That's a good place to start, but as you learn more and more stuff, just trying to learn something randomly stops working as you find a lot times you face somethings you didn't know but you didn't need someone to tell you about them, kind of like if you learn the major frontend frameworks like react angular vue..., continuing on to learn solid and htmx is not really fun, it starts to become repetitive, and finding the next thing to learn becomes much harder, especially if you wanna avoid knowing a little bit about everything which is kindof a waste of your ressources(time)

[@RazCodes404]

I agree, the focus should be more on learning deep in a tool/language as opposed to learning things at random. I think this can be achieved by allocating some time every day to cover new topics