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@beefdead fair
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@MrCSharp the optimization part I usually do, if I have left over time (which happens in like half the cases). If deadline is too aggressive, I just do a quick and dirty implementation and push it.
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@beefdead my man!
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https://youtu.be/-W_VsLXmjJU
TechLead has awesome videos. I left the employment market 3 years ago and I'm doing everything in my power to stay out of it. I would suggest looking to diversify your income streams. We are in the era of software, look to leverage your skills to the max. A job/career is probably one of the least profitable uses of your skills.
when your code is a mess but everything work out in the end
When you keep getting +1s on a rant you posted a month ago.
Go big or go home.
When an interviewer asks, what are the steps that you take usually when given a task to do something, what do you guys say?
I said, I devote 10-20% of the time to understand the given problem - sit and explore all possible scenarios to handle, then develop a brute Force approach, improve the approach to make it more efficient, see if it handles all edge and corner cases, then write test cases for it.
( I'm thinking, the process doesn't vary a lot for most of the people?, Except in TDD - one'll write the test cases first)
How would you answer this question?
I have this feeling that I messed up something 🤔
rant
why me
interview question