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Sometimes that helps! Countless times I was stuck in something and decided to open an issue or add a question to stack overflow. When I interact "formally" wi
by napsterbr 6y ago
Sometimes that helps!
Countless times I was stuck in something and decided to open an issue or add a question to stack overflow.
When I interact "formally" with the community like this, I do my proper diligence and try to add as much detail and context as possible. That's the least I can do for someone that will try to help me.
While I'm adding this context, my assumptions, what went wrong, what I've tried and so forth, I often notice I solve the issue on my own!
I'd say more than half of the times I act to open an issue or ask a question, I figure out the issue myself midway.
I guess talking to oneself out loud and writing question-reports are a variation of the rubber duck method.