
ALT debugging strategy: write down what you've learned I don't usually write things down. But when things get bad, I get super confused: me: wait, what did that error message I saw 2 hours ago say again exactly?? me: did I already try this??? Keeping a document where I write down the results of my experiments makes it WAY easier to stay on track It also makes it easier to ask for help if I need to!

ALT A row of 6 cute smiling monsters celebrating using GitHub. The first, wearing a climbing harness labeled “Me” is high-fiving another whose harness says “Future Me”. Others hold a box of snacks that are tacos, a map, and a rope. Text above the monsters quotes Jenny Bryan: “Collaboration is the most compelling reason to manage a project with Git and GitHub. My definition of collaboration includes hands-on participation by multiple people, including your past and future self, as well as an asymmetric model, in which some people are active makers and others only read or review.”

























