short overview on where the presented tool stands in the bigger picture
the accent on practical use of tool, by actually writing the code using multiple approaches to same problems
follow best practices and explore different design patterns
quick references to previous tools to achieve the same functionality, allowing us to compare other alternatives and evaluate them based on specific needs
an insight on what actually happening under the hood when tool is working
links to quality, curated docs/posts to study more on in-depth topics of tool
potential drawbacks of using the tool
most importantly use thought-ought, beginner to advanced structure when presenting the concepts of tool and combine everything above with KISS, YAGNI and DRY.
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