crnack
Banned for repeat violations
- Oct 10, 2017
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1. Yeah, the software that wasn't battle-tested and run through QA by the developer himself, will probably require couple of patches.1. ability to test his own work before delivering it. a good developer will eliminate 90% of bugs by himself
2. ability to write a code that others can read and understand
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3. ability to find workarounds and solutions for the most complex problems, even if it looks like this -
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4. if dev uses a framework, then it must be used, too many times I tried to hire devs that state they know one or another framework, but in the end - they know only basics and then tries to compensate it by writing native code and it all ends very badly
2. Saw this image some time ago. I can relate.
3. This made me laugh.
4. In many cases, you do something before checking the framework documentation thoroughly. Happens in hurry or commercial work.

