Software Development and Programming Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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Slowly working my way back into studying for interviews. I think what makes this process so not fun is how demoralizing it is when you think you've come up with a decent solution, but when compared to the actual solution you're not even in the same galaxy. What's more is when they're like, "this is a classic application of the a$$hole Algorithm." Oh fukking sure, we all know the a$$hole Algorithm inside and out, this is textbook. fukk all the way on outta here
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everyone and they momma bout to apply for this
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I'm not ready
wastedmermaid
Superstar
Finally got a full time offer after a year in this co-op
granted it’s not exactly my first choice (basically working on legacy systems) but, it’s an “in” so I’ll probably do this for a year and look to move to another team or something.
granted it’s not exactly my first choice (basically working on legacy systems) but, it’s an “in” so I’ll probably do this for a year and look to move to another team or something.
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Is it me or is reading javascript code a fukking pain in the ass?Nesting so much shyt, so many brackets, cant easily determine scope of a function. Seeing curly brackets for something and being like why is that even being used
. Anonymous functions making shyt hella confusing. Reading React code with html tags.
I have training in C#, still beginner but not a complete neophyte, but i dont remember having these kind of problems.
Still trucking tho.
If you are comfortable with C#, I hear Typescript is good to get into. It's very similar.
FluffyCorleone
Banned
damn
These PaaS guys basically just asked us if they don't provide an environment will it impact our development 
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These PaaS guys basically just asked us if they don't provide an environment will it impact our development
I gotta get off this sinking ship man
FluffyCorleone
Banned
Some of you frontend developers maybe familiar with redux.
Out of sheer boredom I tried to partially re-implement it in c++.
Out of sheer boredom I tried to partially re-implement it in c++.
Code:
#include <iostream>
#ifndef EXIT_SUCCESS
#define EXIT_SUCCESS
#endif
namespace GhettoRedux {
template< class T, class A >
class Store {
T _state{} ;
T (*_reducer)( T, A ) ;
void (*_subscribe)() ;
public :
Store() { }
Store createStore( T (*reducer)(T, A) ) {
_reducer = reducer ;
return (*this) ;
}
T dispatch( A action ) {
_subscribe() ;
_state = _reducer( _state, action ) ;
return _state ;
}
void subscribe( void (*subscribe)() ) {
_subscribe = subscribe ;
}
T getState() const{ return _state ; }
} ;
}
struct Action_t {
std::string type ;
int data ;
} ;
int counterReducer( int state, Action_t action ) {
if ( action.type.compare( "INCREMENT") == 0 )
return state + action.data ;
else if ( action.type.compare( "DECREMENT") == 0 )
return state - action.data ;
return state ;
}
int main( int argc, char** argv ) {
GhettoRedux::Store<int, Action_t> s ;
s.createStore( counterReducer ) ;
s.subscribe( []() { std::cout<< "WHAT?!\n" ; }) ;
Action_t a{ "INCREMENT", 5 } ;
Action_t b{ "INCREMENT", 4 } ;
Action_t c{ "DECREMENT", 3 } ;
s.dispatch( a ) ;
s.dispatch( b ) ;
s.dispatch( c ) ;
std::cout << s.getState() ;
return EXIT_SUCCESS ;
}
Is it me or is reading javascript code a fukking pain in the ass?
I have training in C#, still beginner but not a complete neophyte, but i dont remember having these kind of problems.
Still trucking tho.
Yeah JavaScript was weird to me at first coming from Python but I got a good grasp on it after the first time around
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Example of a web portfolio. It's damn good.
