I don't even read documentation. You expect me to read best practises.
Reading documentation can save you hours of debugging.
Or they're bad docs and they leave you more confused about why your code doesn't work.
Most docs I came across (I read some docs) were good, unless the library/thing was not widely used or old.
O-oh, Docker didn't like that.
Why reading documentation? when you have 15 days to finish user story.
Why spend 5 minutes reading the docs if one can spend hours on trial and error, right?
This is the real best practice 😂
lol
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I don't even read documentation. You expect me to read best practises.
Reading documentation can save you hours of debugging.
Or they're bad docs and they leave you more confused about why your code doesn't work.
Most docs I came across (I read some docs) were good, unless the library/thing was not widely used or old.
O-oh, Docker didn't like that.
Why reading documentation? when you have 15 days to finish user story.
Why spend 5 minutes reading the docs if one can spend hours on trial and error, right?
This is the real best practice 😂
lol