Job market these days... 😂

*Taken*

Tech Lead: We need to exclude logged in user from our all users API as we don't want to show user's self card on the frontend with other users.

Me (Backend dev): This should be handled by the frontend and they should exclude it by a condition in their loop:

If (user.id != loggedUser.id)
{
// Add card
}

We also need self user at several other places.

Tech Lead: Create a query param filter for that.

Me: We should keep our APIs as generic as possible.

(Real thing starts)

Tech Lead: Which has more processing power frontend or backend?

Me (confused): Backend

Tech Lead: This will add a break to our loop and Do you know how much processing power it will take because of this condition?

Me (dead): WHAAAA....?

This one's epic ;>

Hey all, got my first job as a self-taught developer at the age of 20.

Designation: Software Engineer

Would love to read your journey of getting your first job as a software engineer.

Hey, Do you think it's common to get an interview take-home test like this...

Write a Python script that:- Downloads the Equity bhavcopy zip from the above page- Extracts and parses the CSV file in it- Writes the records into Redis into appropriate data structures(Fields: code, name, open, high, low, close)
Write a simple CherryPy python web application that:- Renders an HTML5 + CSS3 page that lists the top 10 stock entries from the Redis DB in a table- Has a searchbox that lets you search the entries by the 'name' field in Redis and renders it in a table- Make the page look nice!

Commit the code to Github. Host the application on AWS or Heroku or a similar provider and share both the links.

Would you like to share your story here about how has your life been as a self-taught full stack developer?

PS: You may answer it yourself or taking in reference of a friend. Doesn't matter.

Yay! We completed this project in 8 weeks.

Collaborate with unlimited users to share your ideas and take your teamwork to the Next Level. Work together anywhere, anytime!

Check out the demo here: https://youtu.be/1lMAnxmsgKw

Check out the web app here: https://doodlelive.herokuapp.com

Please don't ignore it, let me know your feedbacks either good or bad and I would surely work to improve on it.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Ask for anything... I will grant your wish but there are 3 rules to check before you proceed...

Finally... Source code of Windows trouble shooting program is here:

PS: I always hated it and found it useless. What about you?

The real software development life cycle.

This is so real... 😯

Who else hates this blue screen of death?

Just windows things... Huh!

Bugs on the Release day be like...

Why do I only see ++d's after posting my rants?

What about "++s's" people?

Huh!

:(

That's True...

Actual Name problems... Lol

Just spent 2 days figuring out the issue for flickering of path drawn on canvas through sockets.

Every team member had already tried to figure out the bug.

I had checked almost everything and at last I was about to give up.

I gave a try, and it worked. How, no one knows...

Just changed 'lineData' to 'JSON.stringify(lineData)'

:)