# Welcome at MicroData!

This is the Handbook page of CEU MicroData. If you are here for the first time, welcome to the team! If you are revisiting something or upgrading this page it's at least as good!

The site consists of three main parts:

* **Onboarding** covers the basics to get you ready
* **Tools** includes materials that is useful in our day-to-day work
* **About us** tells you who we are and what we do

This is how this page works: We have lessons designed for you that are going to guide you through some of the most important tools, data and procedures we work with. It is designed to help you throughout your time here at the MicroData. Hopefully it contains information that you will often revisit and learn from. Nevertheless, it definitely doesn't replace learning from your peers. Whenever you run into any questions that a quick google search / Stack Overflow can't answer, make sure that you ask them on Slack. Even better: If you find out the answer you may want to add it here, so that others will find it more easily.

Enjoy both the lessons and your time at MicroData!

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