notaio

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by notaio 12y ago
https://www.npmjs.org/doc/faq.html#Should-I-check-my-node_mo...
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by notaio 12y ago
In the "Angular, Ember and friends era", not using a front-end framework show exactly that I don't use frameworks for the sake of it.
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by notaio 12y ago
FYI I had no timeline attached to this test, but who ask candidates to work 3days on something before being hired ?? If its what they expected from me I would have straight refused.
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by notaio 12y ago
There, I posted a response, it was due. Why the dummy account ?
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by notaio 12y ago
Here is what I would have replied to the reviewer should he have asked: - The choice of using a Laravel back end was an informed decision to emulate as close as possible what would be my workflow on a real life app. Beside as opposed to fro
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by notaio 12y ago
Composer is package management for PHP. Just like Gem or NPM. IMO such a test can be interesting to assess the ability of a developer to organize his logic and architect an application, but using it to evaluate the ability to produce "
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by notaio 12y ago
Thanks for that
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by notaio 12y ago
So using abstraction is not something a senior does ? It seems to me like the contrary. The more experience I have the more I like to abstract things instead of making them from scratch. But even so it seems a bit heavy of judgement to dis
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by notaio 12y ago
Thanks. I am a French expat in Hongkong
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by notaio 12y ago
I would have made it 755 on my environment but I wanted to make sure the install work properly as I know this is often a friction point during install of Laravel
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by notaio 12y ago
Thanks Adriand, much appreciate.
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by notaio 12y ago
Yes it seems like it. Gotta find VIM script to catch those
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Ask HN: What did I do so wrong in this coding interview
60 points by notaio 12y ago|95 comments
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by notaio 12y ago
in public/scripts/src. NodeJS is used to build and watch the front end code (JS and CSS). It's just a dev dependency