Nicolas Cole argues for mastering one platform before moving to the next. Each platform has its own sublanguage and requires dedicated learning to execute well. Without unlimited time, spreading yourself thin means doing everything poorly.
Does it make sense to tackle multiple platforms at once or one platform at a time? The advice I always give is one platform at a time. If you have unlimited hours in the day, can you tackle multiple platforms? Sure, you're more than welcome to, but each platform is sort of its own sublanguage and it's worth spending time with an individual platform specifically so that you really learn how to execute that platform well.
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