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If you mean by "learn hardware programming" as to be familiar with the hardware built in pripherals of the uC, I would recomend to start with the C language, prefereably with a compiler which do not provide high level API functions to do that, so that you should handle yourself the specific registers, therefore getting familiar with their working.
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