@evaknievel I am not saying these tests are bad. The problem is the there needs to be someone who can be of assistance during this timed to tests to ask questions.

@hashedram It doesn’t have to be a rant about a company. Some companies actually help individuals to some extent.

@Eklavya Don’t wanna look around the residence.

@shine You can take a look at Contentstack or Raw Engineering. And I am not sure where you’re based off from but there are a lot of companies still hiring there buddy.

@shine Not a recruiter but my company is constantly hiring, so I guess whatever helps another.

Hang in there buddy. Sometimes life’s a bitch. If you’re based off from India I can help.

@petergriffin Just managed to pull it off. The issue was with logic and not with the native api itself.

Just an update here I managed to pull it off finally the issue wasn’t because initialisation was wrong but due to an error in logic. You can find a demo code here on my github repo.

https://github.com/clivemchd/...

@homo-lorens Its advised in the some sections to use the IntersectionObserver inside useEffect but that leaves me with a issue where with each render callback to IntersectionObserver isn’t triggered. Trying to figure out why. NextJS does provide IntersectionObserver in useEffect but I really wanted it to be used with useRef and we can’t use useRef inside any hooks in ReactJs.

@petergriffin Aren’t we faking a lot of the solutions? Isn’t that the whole purpose behind our existence as developers? It doesn’t have to be perfect it just needs to fit the scenarios and support certain browsers. I have seen examples with polyfills working for some, can’t give up yet.

@homo-lorens I have read about using a polyfill haven’t given it a proper run though. Might need to try it once.

@YouAllSuck Its an native api to execute certain action on intersecting a dom node while in viewport. Usually used with infinite scrolling.

@petergriffin I have and I am constrained. But this is what it is. If you have a good example do let me know. But scouring the Internet for the past week hasn’t helped me.

This is kinda agreeable Git is notoriously difficult to grasp for beginners. I had a junior colleague who ran git reset hard on master. Luckily you don’t always provide access immediately to such juniors that easy on actual repo that fast. He learnt his lesson though. 😄

@piratefox I have read the react docs the “performance wise lighter” as suggested depends on the size of the Application. Also thats true I do want to add in rules for Eslint and prettier thats in progress and intend to get up and running. The deadlines are always short in India, Its always as soon as possible.

@Crismon I think this falls down to preference here. I feel vice versa. And yeah ofcourse I can use the latest features if required and mandatory.

@klutch To each his own I guess but other than shortening the code time saved is really if done right. And shortening the code doesn’t really have a massive impact on efficiency because the code is minified anyways and gzipped.

@Crismon It’s not about being difficult. It’s about too many things to keep track of when using these hooks. Also I prefer HOC’s Render Props etc. They are not that bad once you get to understand those concepts.

@piratefox well its a complete host of things I have juniors under me that have just started and they find it difficult to understand the difference between the second parameter of the useEffect but they know how to make the same code work with Classes. Then there is this issue where the functional components are kinda difficult to read if not careful everyone follows their own style to name functions its quite difficult to follow the flow for each one. The only reason people prefer functional over class is because of aesthetics and the code being shorter, but hey guys The code is minified regardless and Gzipped later. So having some extra pieces that make things clearer is ok.

@EpicofGilgamesh I like classes.

@webketje Not sure what “Upper average salary” means for you here but the number I mentioned above means that anything above it is taxed at 30%. And I am sure Belgium has a higher tax rate compared to India.

@Cyanide Although you should negotiate your salary on the basis of in hand and not CTC. If your salary goes in upwards of 1,500,000rs in India you’ll be taxed 30%. The exemptions are only if you have investments etc.

@piratefox My thought process is that if companies are doing this, you can piss on them too if you’re desperate at that given time for a job. Tell them the CTC and get what they’re giving, use this time to find a proper company in 3 - 4 months and jump ship to another. Usually works with 1 - 2 jumps. I know some companies warn about blacklisting and stuff but that rarely happens. If the companies want to play bad the employees can play bad too.

@heyheni You never know. It’s pretty annoying that some companies adopt it. It actually signifies to me that the company doesn’t have a pay structure in place for a range of employees. So you’re left to negotiate it a lot back and forth.

Next time make sure you get behind them. There is a cost to you. You have to annoy them in my experience till the point they actually get it done.

Do you have like a GitHub link for it?

I can see from all these comments that the question should be presented in a much more detailed sense, and all of you have your opinions about it. Currently I am doing this project on overtime since the project is really awesome because I would like to set a standard for whoever would be joining next in this project later.

@Wack I am fetching the files from a database already which is created using Mongo DB, why would I fetch files and dump again in some database and export to CSV?

@Wack "The Clients demand", He needs a excel file.

@joykill multiple files was considered as an option by us but it would be too slow. If there are 80,000 objects and as suggested we created just 100 lines which is 100 rows there would be 800 files that we would need merging. It's a tedious and slow process with just 80,000 imagine that for 10,000,000. It's just not viable. Even if we increase the row count to a 1000 it's still creating 10,000 files on 10 million.