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.”

ALT All Things Open signage says: “Welcome. We’re glad you’re here!” Below, a depiction of three astronauts.