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Developer vs Bug
Welcome to HackerNoon’s Debugging Documentation Template.
This template is designed to guide you in documenting the technical details of your latest tussle with a pesky bug.
Feel free to skip questions that do not apply to your project.
Section 1: Debugging Overview\
1.1 Issue Description:
Provide a concise description of the issue you encountered and aimed to resolve.
Section 2: Context and Environment\
2.1 Affected System/Component:
Identify the specific system or component in which the issue occurred.
2.2 Programming Language(s):
Specify the programming language(s) used in the code related to the issue.
2.3 Frameworks and Libraries:
List the key frameworks and libraries relevant to the debugging effort.
2.4 Development Environment:
Mention the integrated development environment (IDE) or tools used during debugging.
Section 3: Analysis
3.1 Symptoms:
Describe the observed symptoms or errors that led to the debugging process.
3.2 Reproduction Steps:
Provide step-by-step instructions on how to reproduce the issue.
3.3 Error Messages or Logs:
Include any relevant error messages, logs, or stack traces related to the issue.
Section 4: Debugging Process
4.1 Initial Investigation:
Explain the initial steps taken to investigate and understand the issue.
4.2 Root Cause Analysis:
Describe the process of identifying the root cause of the problem.
4.3 Debugging Techniques:
Detail the specific debugging techniques, such as setting breakpoints, inspections, or stepping through code.
Section 5: Code Changes\
5.1 Code Modifications:
Document the code changes made to address the issue.
5.2 Impact Analysis:
Discuss the potential impact of the code changes on other parts of the application.
Section 6: Testing and Verification
6.1 Testing Strategy:
Outline the testing approach used to verify that the issue was resolved.
6.2 Test Cases:
List the test cases or scenarios used for validation.
6.3 Regression Testing:
Explain whether regression testing was performed and the results.
Section 7: Lessons Learned
7.1 Lessons and Insights:
Share any lessons learned, insights gained, or best practices discovered during the debugging process.
7.2 Future Recommendations:
Suggest any improvements or future recommendations to prevent similar issues.
Conclusion
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