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This has implications that the candidate has code they can bring in. 99% of the code I have written over the last few years has been for work and therefore can’
by fedorareis 6y ago
This has implications that the candidate has code they can bring in. 99% of the code I have written over the last few years has been for work and therefore can’t be shared. The little code I have written outside of work falls into 2 categories, minor tweaks to existing code bases or experimental bits of code to try something out. Neither of those are really useful to this situation. If I was looking for code that I fully wrote myself that would work for this I’d have to look at projects from a number of years ago which means my ability to answer questions would be significantly diminished as I don’t remember why/how I made the choices I made.
- SkyPuncher 6y ago> 99% of the code I have written over the last few years has been for work and therefore can’t be shared. The little code I have written outside of work falls into 2 categories, minor tweaks to existing code bases or experimental bits of code to try something out Agreed whole heartedly with this. When I'm writing code for fun, I'm not spending time thinking about spec coverage, architecture, or great data design. I'm just screwing around getting things working.