Tae Kim's Guide to Learning Japanese

Pros

• IMO you should learn grammar from an actual guide (Genki, Tae Kim, etc.) and leave vocab to Anki.
• Sometimes I dive into grammar videos and Tae Kim.
• I rushed through Tae Kim and Kaishi 1k words from a premade deck in 3 weeks then started reading Visual Novels.
• I also read Tae Kim a chapter or two a week. ... Re-reading tae kim slowly.
• If grammar is important to you (very much is, if you are wanting to actually understand Japanese), supplement this method with Cure Dolly or Tae Kim example sentences.

Cons

• Are you using any learning system for general knowledge and grammar? Genki1 or tae kim or something?
• Tae Kim also has a lot of questionable remarks and at the end of the day he's just written a beginner resource for people just starting out with Japanese. I have things I disagree with both with Tae Kim and Cure Dolly but realistically s...
• I think a lot of people are looking for The Final Word on は and latch onto the first mostly functional guideline they come across. It used to be Tae Kim, then Cure Dolly, now it's whatever YouTuber.
• Tae Kim is fine, but not a learning resource. It is a grammar guide. Just like a lexicon, you do not "study" it.
• But Tae Kim, though he never seems to explicitly define them, refers to clauses as 'relative' that aren't structured that way?