It is globally correct'm guessing it's related to the B4A Beta.
When the next Beta comes, I bet many would find it interesting reading about it. If you feel like expanding on it a bit, of course.It is globally correct
v3.02 - Updated dependencies. Requires B4A v13.0+ with an updated Android SDK.
It is truth for me
For all of us...t is truth for me![]()
Hmm... Fishing... ?... is there any documentation?I don't really agree.
Let's take a B4X project for example. Should I read ALL the documentation to fix a bug? Lots of topics that have nothing to do with it?
No, I read any error message or the line that triggered it. Then I could possibly read the documentation, but often it is not necessary, it is sufficient to search on the site.
Today you can even ask ChatGPT what the error could be.
In short, it is not true that it is more important and simpler to read the documentation, it is better to carry out well-done debugging (unless you do not know at all the language you are using; in this case it is better for you to go fishing)
And after you spent hours on reading these 120 pages you will hit a wall trying to understand why it doesn't work. Turns out that the API or SDK was sunsetted 3 years agoHow about
"5 minutes of debugging can sometimes help you to save 5 hours of reading the documentation"?
Note: "sometimes"
Sometimes I need 1 hour to read a page (or a paragraph) of documentation, where the documentation is like 120 pages.