As someone who only just recently got out of tutorials, I couldn't agree with you more. The path I take when learning something new is, tackle the docs first. If I really can't make sense of them, look up a general explanation to the new topic, then go back into the docs. When I exclusively used YouTube tutorials, I was scared of looking at docs but now I like them way more than YouTube tutorials. YouTube may be outdated, the content creator might've talked too much, or maybe the content creator was flat out wrong. I can always trust the docs!
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As someone who only just recently got out of tutorials, I couldn't agree with you more. The path I take when learning something new is, tackle the docs first. If I really can't make sense of them, look up a general explanation to the new topic, then go back into the docs. When I exclusively used YouTube tutorials, I was scared of looking at docs but now I like them way more than YouTube tutorials. YouTube may be outdated, the content creator might've talked too much, or maybe the content creator was flat out wrong. I can always trust the docs!