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An Intro Hi all, I want to give background on a frequently-encountered situation that I’ve seen across a few software engineering places. Alright, what’s the story? Junior engineer Kartono needs to quickly code up a feature, which involves the retrieve of GraphQL entites to operate on enterprise assets. He’s developing out a brand new business…
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But why should I care about this stuff? Isn’t it enough to write good code and assume released APIs work as expected? Hi all, I want to share a couple of tips-and-tricks up my sleave to help you debug your API calls when you’re testing out your applications. Frequently, you’ll run into needing to test…
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Documents. Documents. Documents. Show me the documents! – some detective you see in a popular crime TV show Hey all! I briefly want to go over documentation, and why this matters! I’ve taken my turn across quite a number of big tech organizations, and I’m surprised how little we document. Yeah I get it, documentation…
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“I fight for the users!” – Rinzler Hi all, I want to share huge tips for system design – how to think about building for your actors, your personas, and your users. Because when we built Enterprise-grade applications, we don’t just built for ourselves – we build for end customers, the employees of the industry…
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I created my blog with multiple intentions in mind. Firstly – to disseminate technical information, interests, projects, and content to outside readers. Topics and themes encompassed include algorithmic interviewing, system design interviewing, niche architectural topics, useful command-line hacks, and others. Secondly – to share the knowledge and the skills that I’ve accumulated over the years…
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Tell me a skill that you struggle to learn in your role? What’s been harder for you to master? That’s an excellent question! I think learning how to communicate to different audiences is a hard skill. It’s hard because a lot of us are well, engineers – we’re so used to communicating to other engineers.…
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There’s a lot of work involved in pre-planning – a wise manager. An Intro Alright, let’s talk about something that we don’t really teach you in undergrad days, but it’s an industry expectation – feature planning. For some folks, it’s a harder skill to learn, and for others, it’s easier. And it’s not just feature…
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What made you a software engineer? How did you end up in your profession? Hmmm that’s an excellent question, and it’s something that’s been asked of me a couple of times by friends or by behavioral interviewing. I usually give a short answer, but I think it’s deserved to narrate and tell y’all a good…
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Tell me what’s your favorite part about working as a senior software engineer? Tell me what’s your favorite part about working as a senior software engineer? That’s a really good question. I derive tremendous satisfaction from collaboration and working with more senior talent than me. Even with my years of professional working experience, I still…
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