I used to think that fizzbuzz was a stupid way to test if someone is a developer.
Now I think that it's a good litmus test.
However, I think I've found a better one...
Ryan Burnette ryanburnette
Ivan-Feofanov
/ getMethods.js
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July 25, 2023 19:24
Get list of association methods of model in Sequelize
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| const model = %yourSequelizeModel% | |
| for (let assoc of Object.keys(model.associations)) { | |
| for (let accessor of Object.keys(model.associations[assoc].accessors)) { | |
| console.log(model.name + '.' + model.associations[assoc].accessors[accessor]+'()'); | |
| } | |
| } |
coolaj86
/ json-to-yaml-litmus-test.md
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March 14, 2022 04:32
"Can you write code?" litmus test.
coolaj86
/ mid-level-programmer-litmus-test.md
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April 11, 2022 20:27
Can you convert a Value Object (i.e. JSON) to YAML?
My expectation is that a mid-senior level developer should be able to accomplish this task in under 4 hours:
- write a basic solution in 30-60 minutes
- debug / test / fine-tune for another 60-90 minutes
- document, package, and publish within the remaining time
I could see it reasonable even if a developer takes 2 days to solve this for the first time - possibly because they needed to take a break but didn't, such as feeling pressure and getting brain freeze, taking an initial wrong approach, over-thinking the problem, and then just keeping beating the dead horse, etc - especially if they've never had to work independently before.
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