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what went wrong on your last project?
- how did you fix it?
what do you think about feature toggles?
if you practice git-flow what are some of the problems with that or other long running feature branching strategies?
- merge issues?
- stale functionality
- complexity
what would you change or reimplement if you could on your last project, why?
- what did you find out that you didn't know?
- if you were your manager and viewing the scope of upcoming work would you still do it?
- how would you fight for that feature?
describe some of your architectures:
• Designed built, and deployed a multitude application utilizing
AWS stack (Including EC2, R53, S3, Dynamo DB, SQS and EMR),
focusing on high-availability, fault tolerance, and auto-scaling.
Developed backend ran on AWS's Elastic Beanstalk and interfaced with a MySQL on AWS's RDS.
how did you ensure "high-availability, fault tolerance, and auto-scaling."?
can you compare nodejs to spring for code quality, maintanince?
- do you feel it was more concise
- did you find one hard to upkeep, refactor, test?
- how were the tools did you implement more than code for common functionality
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