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> how many times do you really need to write a spring OAuth server that integrates with LDAP? I would expect this to be a library somewhere. > import it to em
by Kwpolska 3y ago
> how many times do you really need to write a spring OAuth server that integrates with LDAP?
I would expect this to be a library somewhere.
> import it to employers machines
How would you prove that you write the code long before getting hired by them?
- dartos 3y agoSomeone wrote the library for a reason, right? Many are made bc people needed it for their job.
- sokoloff 3y ago> I would expect this to be a library somewhere. Indeed. That library is often written off-the-clock by person X and imported on-the-clock by person Y. Sometimes X === Y.
- bastawhiz 3y agoAnd sometimes that person even writes about it on substack
- soperj 3y ago> How would you prove that you write the code long before getting hired by them? Commit it to a repo somewhere.
- hu3 3y agoThis is what I did once. And it worked! I have a 4 years 1 day old repo for code that was used in a job 4 years ago. But I made sure to have a written agreement saying that the code I was bringing in was, within reasonable limits, still mine. Clearly this doesn't include code that was produced during the job.
- pc86 3y agoI would hope "import" in this sense means it gets pushed to your personal git[hub,lab,] repo, and forked from your work account.