2024-the-programmer's-companion-Stack-Overflow

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2024 Holy Grail of Programmers

[carinaschrenk]

Internal Feedback Round 3A 05.12

Thoughts

• What is the actual Holy grail: Stack Overflow or Chat GPT?
• Often problems remain unsolved/unanswered for years
• Could a different word than "Holy Grail" be used

Ideas

• Dive more into the social aspects -> like in the first sentence
  • "Sometimes friends don't reply"

[liuchengray]

External feedback:

Part of participants that are computer science students/graduates: 56 %
Part of participants that would read the booklet if it was not for this survey: 56 %

Clarity of the article:

• Very clear: 50 %
• Clear: 50 %
• Not clear: 0 %

Technical vs. Non-technical:

Good balance between technical depth and readability: 75 %
The article was too technical: 25 %

Engagement:

• I stayed engaged throughout: 90 %
• I lost interest midway: 10 %

Structure of the article:

• The structure is clear and easy to follow: 75 %
• The structure was confusing: 25 %

Part of participants that understand the purpose of the article: 75 %

Part of participants that think the drawing helps to understand the meaning of the article: 75 %

Factual errors/inaccuracies or additional comments:

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[Ajorian]

Here you can find a somehow creative (!) feedback on the article:

When programmers write code, they often encounter various challenges, such as compiler errors or gaps in their understanding of computer science concepts. They can turn to online communities like Stack Overflow to seek help, where fellow programmers share their expertise and assist in problem-solving.
In contrast, ChatGPT can provide clues and guidance in a more interactive and time-efficient manner. However, many people still prefer engaging with online communities for support.

[subahini]

Creative writing (suabahini Nadarajh Version)

Stack Overflow isn’t just a website—it’s like that one friend who always seems to have the answers. Got a stubborn bug driving you up the wall? Stack Overflow probably has a solution tucked away in a decade-old thread, ready to save the day with two lines of code.

Of course, even the most dependable friends can be silent at times.At its core, Stack Overflow is a vibrant, community-driven hub where programmers come together to share knowledge, solve problems, and learn. Whether you’re tackling a mysterious error, diving into a new programming language, or unraveling complex algorithms, it’s a must-have resource. Even during its quieter moments, it remains a cornerstone of coding wisdom.

[lauraengist]

creative writing ideas and suggestions

• “‚Mom/Dad how do I do …?‘. When you have a problem while coding and do not know someone who might know the answer, instead of asking a designated person, you can visit Stack Overflow. See it as a pool of moms, dads, friends, of whom someone might know the answer to your question.“

• When programmers write code, they often encounter various challenges, such as compiler errors or gaps in their understanding of computer science concepts. They can turn to online communities like Stack Overflow to seek help, where fellow programmers share their expertise and assist in problem-solving. In contrast, ChatGPT can provide clues and guidance in a more interactive and time-efficient manner. However, many people still prefer engaging with online communities for support.

• (Metaphor with recipes is overused, but anyway) it can be explained as a notebook of recipes, which is being passed in the family from generation to generation.

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