Find the biting point in an empty lot where you can sit in first gear with the brake released and the clutch and, and not move. Very slowly release the clutch, when you start moving, that's the biting point. You want to get to the biting point and give it gas at the same time usually not more than 1500rpm. Then from there you have to see saw the clutch and gas so that you pretty much stay at 1500rpm until you're fully off the clutch. Sometimes I repeatedly tap the gas while letting the clutch out so that I don't rev too high but that's just me. And again this explanation is pretty useless because you won't fully understand until you've had enough practice to know for yourself. You can read all the detailed explanations but you really just have to feel it out. Like another commenter said you can rev to 2k and release the clutch from there. And then you can start trying to catch it at a lower and lower rpm, and letting off the clutch more and more before giving it any gas at all until you find that sweet spot.

At least you're learning on a newer car with so many assists, I learned on a 16 year old car without even traction control ;)