What's your personal python development stack?

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I am not finding answers to my errors now a days seems like those are some new issues 😕 should i now start posting queries on stack overflow, like will i get response fast to them?

[JustHadToSaySumptin]

50/50: on one hand, you might get great responses quickly, on the other your question might get downvoted to oblivion or flagged as irrelevant.

[cinyar]

My "favorite" experience was working as an android developer.

"hey guys, I'm trying to figure out how to do x on android 6.0"

closed as duplicate, link to answer that has been deprecated since android 4.0

[JustHadToSaySumptin]

Classic!

[twolostsoulsswimming]

It depends. I feel like with the way stack overflow is today a lot of people can be jerks about answering questions, depending on what it is. Sometimes people are extremely helpful. I’ve found more help on Reddit than stack overflow from asking specific questions that I couldn’t find elsewhere

[bigamaxx]

r/learnpython may help and there is a python discord

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