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Not really? I've always found what I needed. The worst kind of answers are those who just post a code snippet without any context.
by catacombs 7y ago
Not really? I've always found what I needed.
The worst kind of answers are those who just post a code snippet without any context.
- mdaniel 7y agoThose are the worst kinds of questions, too. At least with a code snippet as an answer, it focuses ones search space while trying to understand why (if?) the answer works I would probably pay money to be able to rage delete questions which just post "it produced some error" without them having expended any further energy to say what the error is, or what they've tried while debugging it themselves
- avgDev 7y agoI also find everything I need even if it is outdated, usually I can make it work and use it as helpful resource. I have to GOOGLE a lot, as I am a solo dev working for medium sized business. Recently, I switched to .NET Core, but sometimes I search for answers using the older .NET framework MVC5. Some things are different, some are the same. However, stackoverflow delivers 80% of the time for me. Other times I just go read books, try to find blogs with example etc.