Pretty standard interview. I was asked to describe my background with Rails and the types of projects I've been working on, whether or on I had experience in upgrading projects from one version of the framework to another, and what was the most challenging thing I've worked on. Beside that, the conversation was focused around the quality of my code challenge, with some generic Ruby/Rails questions sprinkled in. Everything regarding the interview process was very polite and professional.
Write a cookie factory in rails... seriously it is that dumb
¿Que espero de mi próximo trabajo?
How to make gems? How many gems have you build? They asked me for Database design. How to provide more security in your project? How you will implement Live Chat? Tell us about your Latest Live projects.
Comment fonctionne PostgreSQL ? Qu'est-ce qu'une requête AJAX ? Comment fonctionne une migration ? Comment fonctionne le scope ? A quelle version de Rails sommes-nous ? Comment fonctionne une gem ? Dernière littérature que tu as lu sur Ruby on Rails ?
When you open a web page that is blank what do you do?
When open a web page that is blank what do you do?
Read this code from top to bottom and tell me everything you can about it (it's a Sidekiq job).
Tell me about your work history. Why do you want to change your current role?
Given an equation that calculates mass buying discount, calculate the discount. It wasnt an algorithm question.
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