Perfect day to learn more about OOP, or brush up your knowledge 📚!
This is the 6th Episode of Object-Oriented Programming Pills, a series of short videos to go from Zero to OOP Dev in 12 short videos of < 2 mins. Let's get started 🔥!
I know this is not the fanciest topic, but I wanted to give some definitions and examples of diagrams so we can all have this language to communicate frow now on.
Note on the objects diagram: The standard looks more like this, I just like to differentiate them with ovals.
I think it can be confused with a class diagram very easily this way, and I would almost always go for a clear class diagram and some informal side object diagram when needed, to show how connections work, the composite example is perfect to see the value of this diagram.
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If you are tired of breaking environments or you keep hearing about DevOps but have no idea what that is...
Then this thread is for you!
Let's talk about CI/CD!
This is the ninth thread of the series: Interview Preparation!
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First, let's get some definitions down.
CI = Continuous Integration
CD = Continuous Delivery / Continuos Deployment
DevOps = Combination of practices of Software Development (Dev) and IT Operations (Ops)
Let's tackle these concepts and it¿s tools and practices
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CI/CD is a set of principles and practices to deliver code changes more frequently and reliably
It is one of the best practices for both DevOps teams and agile methodologies, as it goes hand in hand with their objectives:
- Focus on business value
- Code quality
- Automation
Most of the systems you will build in your life will need some form of persistence.
That is why when preparing for an interview you should be ready to talk about Databases
This is the eighth thread of the series: Interview Preparation!
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First, let's get some definitions down.
A Database is an organized collection of data.
A Database Management System (DBMS) is a software for users to define, create, maintain & control access to the DB.
You will also need a language to program and design your DB objects.
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There are very different types of Databases & also a lot of possible classifications.
I would say the most useful one is:
- SQL
- NoSQL
We are going to focus only on SQL Databases in this thread.
If you are thinking about FAANG companies or similar this is probably the most important topic. Otherwise, this is still a big topic to cover but don't neglect the others
We will cover a roadmap for Algorithms & Data Structures
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First let's talk about some easy problems that are widely used in interviews, make sure to be able to solve them.
Read each of them and think of the solution now...
If you can't figure them, search on youtube, there are plenty of videos explaining and solving them.
Javascript is a programming language, the one native for web browsers, and one of the most used in the world.
It allows you to create a front end, back end (node), and even mobile with some magic in the middle. Let's go through the fundamentals that you should learn.
Now it's time to get into the specifics. Do you know how to build Front ends?
This is the 3rd Thread on the series of Interview Preparation
Let's get started!
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A quick note here: This will focus on web devfront end (some things apply to mobile too), but keep in mind if the position is backend developer, desktop developer, or other fields some things might not apply.
This would be the standard front end check for FullStack Web devs.
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First of all, you have to understand:
* What is the Web
* Server-client relationship
* How in the end our web browsers can only process HTML, CSS, and Javascript.