On this week's DevCentral Connects, Jason Rahm joins Buu to talk about opportunities to jump on the virtual keyboard with him and live code together! These are chances to learn by observing, or participating! Jason also shares the iRules Style Guide. Be sure to check out the guide to make sure you're coding iRules with some style!

Show thread: https://community.f5.com/t5/dcc-forum/devcentral-connects-episode-108-january-10-2023/m-p/307471

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