Advocate for time, the time you'd spend making those mistakes is going to be a loss on the company compared to convincing your manager (or their manager) to allocate some of that senior dev time to mentorship. This isn't about walking you through tickets step-by-step but make sure that you get smallish tickets in these new areas of tech and ask your co-workers to vet your work (this usually happens in the form of a PR review).
Most (really, honestly, most) developers are interested in the way they do things and aren't opposed to teaching new people the ropes, so I don't think it's unlikely that you'd be able to get this through.
Most (really, honestly, most) developers are interested in the way they do things and aren't opposed to teaching new people the ropes, so I don't think it's unlikely that you'd be able to get this through.