Developer Passport made it much easier for me to understand what’s coming in the Australia release. Instead of going through long release notes on my own, the sessions explained the updates in a simple and practical way, which helped me see how the changes would actually affect day-to-day development work. I especially liked how the features were shown with real examples and demos — that always makes learning faster.
Answer 2:
I learn best by doing things hands-on. I usually start with documentation to understand the basics, then I try it myself in a Personal Developer Instance. If I get stuck, I check Community discussions to see how others solved similar problems — real examples always help me understand better.
To make learning even better, the Community could provide more step-by-step guides for real use cases, short video walkthroughs for complex topics, and better tagging so it’s easier to find the right answers quickly. Interactive sessions like live Q&As and release deep-dives are also very helpful for practical learning.
