I had a t440 and w540 at work couple years back very good laptops but i had no linux installed so i can’t give u any feedback there. But now i have a yoga 920 with arch linux and i3 and besides some issues with the uhd screen (i had to force fhd resolution in order to see smth), the fingerprint (not working on linux at all), and the fact that touch is absolutely useless in i3 all good working perfectly. The heat is low, performances heigh.

I’m using smartbill to create the bill(but i tkink it’s only for Romania) and the hours worked are tracked in harvestapp then exported and wrote down into an attachment to my original contract

You can use the bugs to promote your app. There are some practices to introduce in your app non critical bugs and let the users find them. When the users report the bug u fix them and release new versions. This way the user will be very pleased that you took in consideration their feedback.

Use a tile wm such as i3 and u should be good. Otherwise i don’t know

I am an old user of evernote ...

@badcoder still better than no tests at all

Depends what spring are u talking about ... spring boot spting betches spring hybernate spring mvc spring security :))) there are lots of springs. Usualy best to focus on are hybernate mvc and i would say boot. From here on just try to understand dependacy injection, builder, factory, service design patterns while spring is mostly based on those. After this just try to understand adnotations the basic ones such as autowired beans springapplication configuration service etc and configurations such as auto config xml config java config properties files.
Once you understand the basics of spring architecture it will be easier to progress in depth. Good luck :)

This is Joy;) my 1 year old beagle :)

Well, I also don’t really get it :) I mean. I do understand why some companies gather so much data and so on and most of the time I'm ok with it. as you said I don’t really care and as long as I want to keep smth private I will be extra careful to not share it maybe even keeping it encrypted...
@linux just out of curiosity are you using an android phone cause it.s linux based or not because it.s google ?:)
Back to the point, most data is gathered for analytics targeted marketing and behavior marketing... Well i.m fine with it don.t wanna see ads regarding cats while i.m more of a dog person and maybe i find it usefull when my iphone is recommending to open an app because most of the days I use it at that time or bixbi.s function that recommends calling my father when i.m out with my dog... Those little things are making my life easier letting me focus on other stuff. So yes i.m ok with it more over that i know that 99.9% of the time my data is not even read by a person ....

@gitpush well you don't write all the tests at once... Let.s say u want to make a simple api with one dto and crud operations to a db. So you create a test that gets your object init and check it.s props. Then you write your class so the test will pass then you want a DB connection. You will write a test that creates the DB connection and checks for error==null then you write your DB connector class and so on so forth

I use a elk stack with filebeat to parse log file ,logstash to filter the logs and store to elasticshearch and kibanna to have visualization

IsUserAMonkey is the best troll tool against testers!!!

those cables. i know the struggle 😯😯

what @DeepSpace said and to give you an example I use abstract clases when i want to make a base object for example i want to overwrite the activity class in android so that each activity has a common functionality when is created and also i can put a abstract method there that needs to be implemented in each activity that extands the base object.

i use the interfaces most of the time for callbacks. in multi thread proramming you don't want to block the flow to wait for a result therefore you call a method from class B that will process smth for you on another thread. you pass within parameters the instance of class A which implements your callback (interface) so the methods defined in interface will be executed when the methods from class b are done and you will get the result expectad in the object's A thread

i was on the other side of the table for a few java interviews. you should be able to answer for questions regarding data strcuters such as list map set hash map hash set map tree and so on... some questions about oop (class objects, abstract, interface private public protected) ... design patterns ( check mvc, factory, visitor) some questions about threads. those questions are for java standard also you probably get some questions about frameworks(check spring hibernate) servlets and so on. for js i can't really help you it depends very much on the framework used. also i was asking logic algorithms question to see that the candidate had elementary programming knowledge

it depends very much on the level that the job requires.

but a very important think is that to be honest tell when you don't know and detail what you know don't try to invent or pretend that you did smth but in reality some friend did it and you just heard about it

have the best luck 😃

I just implemented a couple of weeks ago ELK stack.
use kibana for ui( you can show logs filter and searchable, and also you can make some pretty sick visualisations.
use elasticsesrch as the data source for kibana. warning it might take some ram.
use logstash to parse / filter / manipulate logs and insert in elastic search.
use filebeat for watching logs file and send new logs into logstash.

i put each service inside a docker container and working pretty well.

GC and memory release!!

or a easier method is to create a encrypted mount point in mac (no extra tools are needed google will tell you how) and upload it connected to vpn to a sftp server. you will be requierd ssl key + password for sftp and password to access the encrypted mount point

i'm sorry but full stack doesn't mean u do front and back end . it means that you can handle any task wherever is needed architecture/ infra / dev ops / backend/ mobile / front end / machine learning and so

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Ok let me break the ice. On paper i'm senior mobile dev android/ios full native(don't put me to make hybrid app) in reality i'm full stack dev and architect and for the current project in backend i went for a node js php mysql mongo combo. For some tasks i can say that node is doing better then php.

@saiphp mobile dev here (actually full stack) i would love to see backend devs would know to deliver docs on how the api works not only a postman collection. You know ... i have to know data types and the original object structure with mandatory/not mandatory properties

Some people prefer sublime text it is ok but i like webstorm with mongo plugin so i can see the mongo db too

I agree with you, the problem is that i am in a loop i can't afford to quit the job without another source of money, and I can't find a way to create that source of money with the small amount of time and energy that is left after i come back from work