Readit NewsI also had my early career years at Apple. Knowing this stuff is the only way to survive. And we didn’t have Slack or Google Docs at the time, only email.
Sounds like you had an unfair advantage!
Writing the damn book should be the job of the author.
(Edit: As this seems to trigger some people: I code in Rust. I’m just stating the facts.)
I learnt Janet after learning Clojure, and it all felt very natural. So a possible approach is to grab a beginner Clojure book/tutorial first, run some of the examples, and then see how far you get with Janet.
Not everything is the same, but you'll find that out along the way, and the people in the Janet Zulip chat are always super helpful.
Also check out https://janetdocs.com for some examples.
Here we go again... no, "consume content" is what the commercial social networks want you to do so you stick around until the next ad break. (Maybe even what a commercial SaaS RSS reader wants you to do so you pay the next bill.)
I use RSS specifically to get away from generic "content". Instead I read to learn things, and to explore opoinions I might not otherwise come in contact with, and to socialise with other people.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAtbFwzZp6Y