Let Me Google That For You
Okay, it’s official: let me google that for you is the new RTFM. Someone on your team asks where to download solr. Let me google that for you. Your friend…
Okay, it’s official: let me google that for you is the new RTFM.
Someone on your team asks where to download solr. Let me google that for you.
Your friend wants to know the first man in space. Let me google that for you.
Your boss is trying to find the best place to host code. Let me google that for you.
Best of all, the code is open source and hosted right here.
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