Reading the Manual
Developer Tea12 Elo 2015

Reading the Manual

In today's episode, I talk about the importance of stopping assumptions in their tracks by reading manuals. I'll go over documentation, and tips to get you started on the fundamentals of manual reading.

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I hope you enjoyed this episode. Until next time,

Enjoy your Tea

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