I started on a team that has a 100k+ lines Java codebase. The code can be difficult to understand and it has the typical situation of every class having too many dependencies.I have 10 years of experience, but I’m new to Java. Which book should I start with that will help me make the code better for everyone?
Is there a good tutorial somewhere for internet scale networking. Backbone networks, peering. Something geared towards software engineers who want to know more about that stuff?
- nobody shares common roots.
- it's difficult to travel to meeting places.
I think a lot of software engineers are not good or simply afraid of presenting in front of others. It's one of the most common fears that people have. That doesn't mean they're not good team players and it most certainly doesn't mean that they are not good engineers.
One of the main goals of this interview process seems to be discovery of talent that doesn't do well on whiteboard interviews. I don't know if they have considered the amount of talent they won't be discovering, because these people are not good at presenting in front of strangers which are judging the quality of their presentation.