the most important skill I've learned for software engineering (beginner) anthony explains #340

today we talk about the most important skill I've learned for software engineering -- I also give you an easy framework to approach this yourself!

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[sillybuttons]

1. I am attempting to write good code
2. I ran the command `pre-commit`
3. I expect my good code to remain unchanged
4. My good code CHANGED LIKE A GHOST, I am SPEECHLESS

[atugushev]

Perfect issue template 👍 And now we have a good tutorial to refer to when someone screwed up to describe an issue.

[pradhvanbisht]

Thank You for this. I found it really helpful. 😀

[SReaperz]

😅i wish i was more active on social media so i could share this more (i did share it anyway to my 7 twitter followers) because i spend alot of my free time in help channels in the python discord and people literally would just say "hey i have an error please help" with a screenshot of half the error and not give any other information and expect us to just figure out the issue. this needs to be shared

[marco_gorelli]

Hold on, you mean "pytest 5.1.2 is failing" followed by 20 pages worth of output isn't the perfect bug report?

Mind = blown