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When ever I read a post like this, I can't help but reflexively think that their interview process must be a pretty good filter. Going through your post history
by grapehut 10y ago
When ever I read a post like this, I can't help but reflexively think that their interview process must be a pretty good filter. Going through your post history, I see only two years ago, you were asking:
> my app will need account creation, a map, REST requests, and notifications. what's the fastest way to get from 0 to mvp? do I need to build a native app for every platform? can I get away with a web app?
and a year later was Lead Engineer at a couple of startups
- victor9000 10y agoYes, this may come as a surprise to you but some people do research before jumping into a new tech stack. And since you seem to be concerned, I ended up using Cordova/Ionic.
- megablast 10y agoRight, sure. But these are pretty basic questions. Questions that you wouldn't expect a lead to be asking a few years hence. You understand that right?
- victor9000 10y agoI think you're assuming that informed individuals don't ask basic questions. Or maybe you're assuming that all engineers are up to speed on the latest in mobile development. Either way, you're certainly off the mark. Actually, I go through a similar thought process when starting a new project, even if it's something I'm completely familiar with. It's a part of validating your assumptions, so you're always working with the best tools for the task.