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It really depends on what I am trying to do and the type of tutorial. The more detailed the better and if it explains pit-falls as well it's nice. But if you
by kzisme 11y ago
It really depends on what I am trying to do and the type of tutorial.
The more detailed the better and if it explains pit-falls as well it's nice.
But if you considering SO a "tutorial" or something like fixing small problems - then no I don't learn much it's mostly quick fixes and I'm off.
It comes down to the details and how much time an author puts into a post - Quality comes secondary (ie: authors primary spoken language)