Shosty123

Recently, I’ve realized I’m not as good at asking questions as I’d like to be. By that, I mean asking questions to better understand something, think critically, extend a conversation, spark creativity, deepen relationships, etc.

I feel like I've lost that child-like curiosity that drives kids to ask questions incessantly. I don't want to emulate the "Why?" rabbit-hole that kids do, but I do want to rediscover how to ask more thoughtful and meaningful questions. I don't feel like I have the "question-vocabulary" to come up with them.

Any advice or resources (books/podcasts) would be helpful.

I'm learning C++, and I find that I learn best when concepts are introduced in the context of a larger project. However, it seems most resources are giant references with a few code examples or Unreal Engine projects.

You're almost drowning in project-based resources with JavaScript or Python, but I can't find much in the way of C++ other than game development. Does anyone know of any other project-based courses or books for learning the language? Here are some resources I found:

https://www.learncppthroughprojects.com/ (seems abandoned)

https://www.programmingformusicians.com/