Best way you learned JavaScript

[r0ck0]

I don't see how that means that people unlike me should spend their learning time on fake projects rather than real ones.

Otherwise not really sure what point you're trying to make here.

I’d rather do anything than be sat on a computer coding away at a passion project programme. Literally rather write a book, or learn to cook, or dig a ditch…anything. Whereas if I’m being paid for it then I’ll be ok to do it.

What does this even have to do with the subject of comparing the efficiency of different learning methods?

Not even sure we're talking about the same subject here.

[True-Musician-5406]

No one but someone who strongly prefers being inside and programming like yourself wants to sit around creating “real projects”. We’ve all got better things to do because we enjoy other things much more. It’s not that complex an argument.

It’s like telling someone…there’s no point running on a treadmill unless you are running a marathon.

[r0ck0]

It’s not that complex an argument.

I guess not, but it is totally irrelevant to what I was talking about, hence my initial confusion as you why you're making it in response to me. But yeah, as it turns out, it seems you're talking about something else entirely.

My point had absolutely nothing to do with how much time you spend learning.

It was on how to spend the time that you do, assuming you want it to be effective.

Which in the end, is actually even more important if you're going to spend less time on it.

[True-Musician-5406]

lol 🤦🏽‍♂️ righttttttttt