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> I’m guessing you don’t have much experience with front-end code Okay. You're guessing wrong. I'm just asking for a bit honesty here. If they start adding co
by judofyr 8y ago
> I’m guessing you don’t have much experience with front-end code
Okay. You're guessing wrong.
I'm just asking for a bit honesty here. If they start adding console.log everywhere, how about you ask them why they're doing it that way? In a codebase I know nothing about it's not uncommon for me to add some console.log around to see how the code flows. Adding breakpoints isn't efficient when it's being hit 100 of times; reading console.log output can be done quite quickly.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the original test, but I'm just tired of playing these games where a person asks me a question and they're holding off important information that they will use to judge me.
- 0xfeba 8y agoI don't hold off important info. I mean, I won't give the answer but I encourage dialog. And your console.log example is valid, but this isn't the same situation. It's a button press, the fetch call is made. I tell them what it should do, I say I would use the debugger but ask them what they would do.