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RFC 0001: Add section on guide use for advanced bot devs
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As such, deviations from conventional wisdom should be well documented - for example, this would mean documenting the fact that in most programming languages, indexes start from 0 instead of 1.
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As such, deviations from conventional wisdom should be well documented - for example, this would mean documenting the fact that in most programming languages, indexes start from 0 instead of 1.
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Such things must be documented, even if they aren't the aim of the code guides, as they will inevitably need to be tackled in bot development.
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Such things must be documented, even if they aren't the aim of the code guides, as they will inevitably need to be tackled in bot development.
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Advanced bot developers should be allowed to occasionally check the guides to see if their bots are still using the accepted best practices.
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Guides must detail the best available practices for what they are describing at the time they are written.
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It must also attempt to illustrate unique design choices in the bot libraries it describes.
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It must also attempt to illustrate unique design choices in the bot libraries it describes.
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### Tooling
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### Tooling
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