Because I make sense of things best when I am writing about them, here is me writing about tech. Who would have known? (Photo by Jantine Doornbo...
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Perhaps you might be interested in this:
The idea is to learn programming from the perspective of working with data rather than learning programming as an accidental side effect of learning a(n industrial) programming language (if you are interested in the reasoning - ref; most people are sceptical because they rather learn a "real programming language" right from the beginning).
The aim is to foster a certain way of thinking and working (a clean start, unencumbered by the typical warts, odd or complex features found in contemporary mainstream PLs) that is useful with any programming language that you may want to learn in the future.
you have exactly the right approach - any problem, no matter how intimidating it might seem, can always be broken into smaller pieces. Divide et impera, right?
I'm definitely following along