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By Philip G. Lee
Dear Reader,
This manual is intended to quickly acquaint you with using Brewtarget. It is by no means comprehensive, but is instead focused on providing concrete examples. If something is unclear, please let us know at our source code repository.
As of the writing of this document, Brewtarget already had a long history of helping homebrewers achieve the brew they wished.
This book makes the assumption that the best way of getting you started is with what we all love, making a beer. You will be guided here through making your first beer using Brewtarget with an easy to follow, step-by-step guide.
General Concepts are functionalities that Brewtarget offers you. They range from recipe management, to cost reporting to exporting and importing recipes. This section will provide you with an overview on what is offered in the application and how to use it. It’s a great way to gradually learn new features.