> The key to being a good developer is to be able to find your answer as quickly as possible without learning anything else.
I originally parsed the title as "the one tip that will help you (learn to code) 10x faster", while this is obviously "the one tip that will help you learn to (code 10x faster)".
The advice is in fact the exact opposite of what you should do if you want to learn faster.
Certainly, having to search for an answer is inevitable. But it is also orders of magnitude more slow than recalling something from memory, at least for me. I think the key here is having the wisdom to know what is important enough to recall immediately versus referencing as needed.
As an analogy, and acknowledging the differences, being proficient with an editor isn't about the speed with which you look up how to do something: it's about what you can do without having to stop and think.