Summary
The core argument presented is that books offer a superior learning experience for coding compared to online tutorials. This is attributed to their ability to provide structured, comprehensive, and timeless knowledge, free from the fleeting nature of online content. Books encourage deeper understanding and critical thinking by demanding active engagement, whereas tutorials often promote passive consumption and can become outdated quickly. This makes books a more reliable and foundational resource for acquiring durable coding skills.
See also Ultralearning - Scott H Young.