> It's something you can pick in a few minutes (or an hour if you're using more advanced tooling, mostly spending it setting things up).
This doesn’t give you any time to experiment with alternative approaches. It’s equivalent to saying that the first approach you try as a beginner will be as good as it possibly gets, that there’s nothing at all to learn.
This doesn’t give you any time to experiment with alternative approaches. It’s equivalent to saying that the first approach you try as a beginner will be as good as it possibly gets, that there’s nothing at all to learn.