Cool just remember you don't need to memorise the docs, they're for reference and even the seasoned pros have to use them daily.

Making small things is more important than the big ideas app you have right now.

So if you already have an idea for an app, you want to get to write smaller apps that have a small amount of that big idea. So just make an app that says hello world on the screen, then make a login screen for it, then authenticators, etc.

I would say the 9 days challenge would be on that level to get a simple app working, at least in the emulator. If you have to use an LLM(AI) always always get it to break down the explanation so you are still learning and not copy and pasting. I made a GPT that never tells me the right answer, uses other examples and always explains the solution,

Nice, all good options!

For iOS, I'd recommend Flutter, since that's where the market is going, and they have good quick start guides.

For Docker, it changed my world. I taught someone in these steps, they used GPT to do each step individually, but were required to learn what each part of the compose file did as they went. They used WSL in Windows, but doing it via CLI is key.

• Use docker-compose to start an Alpine Linux container and Docker Exec into it
• Get the id of the container with Docker PS
• Add an environment variable of THIS set to 1
• Swap Alpine Linix for Nginx, and open 127.0.0.1:80 on it so you can visit it from local host
• Mount a folder on the local machine into the container as a volume with an index.html page so Nginx will serve that page

Getting those basics down one step at a time will make all the rest soooooo much easier.

I was going to invite you to mine.

No harm in that, at least within reason.