debugging a real issue and googling (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #449

today I walk through the process I'd use when encountering a real problem in python. I show how I take apart a stactrace, how I search for the issue, and ultimately find the workaround

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[Ash-qpyw]

I ended up taking more away from this video than I expected to, honestly. Thank you!

[soberhippie]

Love your videos, learned a lot. And I love Sentry as well. Thank you for your work

[Mrjohnsteele]

Thanks Anthony, that was really helpful! :)

[muddasirkhan]

Can you also please share how you read api docs and consume them? maybe something on requests, and how you work with crud ops. Thanks 🙏

[dpiddy]

thank you, always good to see how people think thru problems! what kind of keyboard is that??? (esp the buttons in the middle?)

[razintailor]

I create virtualenv in rosetta based terminal environment and then install such packages. Wonder if it’s the right way 🤔

[jigabytes]

I watched a video that said OOP is bad because it produces overly complex code for no reason. Thoughts on this?