We have been engaged on a retained search for a Senior Software Developer by one of the renewable energy industry powerhouses Brief role summary below with experience in some of following preferred: ⚫️Docker ⚫️React ⚫️FastAPI (REST) ⚫️Software Testing ⚫️AWS ⚫️PostgreSQL Please contact Rufus Wallis for a fully confidential discussion if you think you fit the bill #python #fullstack #software
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Date: 08-04-2024 Company: #VMWare Role: #BackendDeveloper Q1: What Programming Languages do You Like to Work With? When asked this question in an interview, it's essential to highlight your proficiency and preference while also mentioning the suitability of these languages for various tasks. For instance: "I enjoy working with Python and JavaScript. Python's readability and extensive libraries make it excellent for backend services and data processing. Its versatility across different domains, from web development with frameworks like Django to data analysis, aligns with my interest in building scalable, efficient solutions. JavaScript, especially with Node.js, allows me to create lightweight, event-driven servers. Its asynchronous nature is ideal for handling I/O-bound tasks, making it suitable for developing high-performance applications." Q2: What is Difficult About Writing Code? This question aims to assess your problem-solving skills and how you overcome challenges: "One of the challenges I've encountered with writing code is ensuring it's both efficient and maintainable. Balancing performance with readability can be tricky, especially in complex projects. To overcome this, I adhere to coding standards and best practices, like code reviews and pair programming, which help identify potential issues early. Additionally, I make a concerted effort to stay updated with the latest developments in the programming languages I use, as newer versions often include optimizations that can simplify code and improve performance." Q3: What is your approach to debugging? An effective answer would demonstrate your methodical approach and the tools you use: "My approach to debugging involves several steps. Initially, I try to replicate the issue to understand its context fully. Then, I use logging extensively to trace the program's execution flow and identify where it deviates from expected behavior. Tools like the Python Debugger (PDB) for Python and Chrome DevTools for JavaScript are invaluable for stepping through code, examining variable states, and testing hypotheses about the bug's cause. Finally, I write unit tests to cover the bug scenario, ensuring that the issue is resolved and does not reappear in the future." Follow Kalpita Chatterjee For More Such Content and join our telegram channel for Full Stack Related Job Updates and more - https://lnkd.in/gWiCVyAk
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Hello, tech enthusiasts! 🚀 If you're a C# developer or know someone who is, this article is for you. I'm diving into one of the most underrated yet powerful features of .NET: Channels. Did you know that Channels are a hidden gem many .NET developers have yet to discover? In other languages, like Golang, their efficiency is well recognized. But it's time to put C# on the spotlight. So, why use Channels? Imagine you're working with a massive Data Lake, pulling over 3GB of data. Within your code, each object from the Data Lake needs processing. The standard approach – grabbing every item and adding them to a list – can lead to serious memory issues. Enter the superpower of Channels! By splitting the reading and writing tasks into separate Threads or Tasks, you gain efficiency and significantly reduce memory consumption. Think about handling 10GB of data from the Data Lake and converting them into a CSV file. With Channels, this operation can be smoother and more optimized, saving you from excessive workarounds and potential memory pitfalls. Dive into the world of Channels and discover how this feature can elevate your .NET projects to new heights! #DotNetMagic #ChannelPower #EfficientCoding #CSharpMastery #DataOptimization #BeyondLists #TechDeepDive #MemoryManagementMatters
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🚀 Fun Fact: Did you know that in the realm of software development, Java Stream takes data manipulation to new heights? By utilizing the Stream API, intricate operations can be elegantly performed, thanks to its inherent support for parallel processing. 🔗 Imagine this: Imagine handling a massive dataset that needs speedy processing. Traditional methods (using traditional loops) are like a single worker tackling the load, slowing down the entire process. But with Java Stream's parallelism, it's as if you have a team of workers, each handling a portion simultaneously. This translates to quicker data analysis and computation. ⚙️ So, envision the pivotal role of Java Stream's parallelism in modern coding practices. Its ability to split tasks across threads resembles a well-coordinated orchestra, where each musician (thread) plays their part in harmony. Java's "parallel" keyword and the Stream API work in tandem, optimizing performance by utilizing available CPU cores efficiently. 🤝 That's 1 minute, see you tomorrow 🌟 #JavaStream #CpuOptimization #ParallelProcessing #LearnEveryday
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I am the Senior Security Product Manager at ActiveState, the Chair of the Board for the Diana Initiative 501(c)3, organizer at BSides Edmonton, and an organizer of SkyTalks village at DEF CON.
Today, at ActiveState we launched a new solution to help teams who want to use Python securely. Get Current, Stay Current empowers organizations to easily update software dependencies without breaking changes or sacrificing developer productivity, eliminating security vulnerabilities from outdated open source. Let us handle the scary parts of getting your python and dependencies updated and handling the resulting breaking changes in your code so you can focus on what matters to your customers. Check out the PR, would be curious what you think. https://lnkd.in/gDv4sn3n
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Are you Backend Engineer but lacking off real-world experience? Blamer, an open source project for GitHub & Telegram integration can help you. What we want from a candidate: 1. Experienced in any programming language, but preferably Java. For example, you can easily write a calculator application in the terminal 2. Basic understanding of HTTP 3. Experience with Git + GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket 4. Be ready to develop the first version of the product within 3-6 months 5. Willingness to trade your time for real-world development experience 6. Resistance to code criticism (in the beginning there may be a lot of criticism in pull requests) 7. English at the level for communication in tickets, pull requests 8. Ability to explain your thoughts in text 9. Be prepared to do a little interviewing What we can suggest to a candidate: 1. Experience of real-world development project 2. Experience of open source development 3. Experience of microservices development 4. We won't teach you - we will give you a ticket that you must close within 10 days, if you can't, it's not our problem. Just get the next one 5. We have no commercial interests. It's just an open source project with no advertising or commercial motivation and no monetization Tech Stack: Java 17 Spring Boot, Spring WebFlux, Spring Data, Spring Cloud PostgreSQL, Liquibase Terraform PlantUML Contacts: l3r8y@duck.com aliaksei.bialiauski@hey.com #java #opensource #experience
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Day #33 of 🔱 #100DaysOfALXSE 🔱 💻 DevOps / Python / SysAdmin / Scripting 🔷 Today’s project was a journey of discovery and skill enhancement for me. I had the opportunity to learn and master new concepts : 🔷 here're some : - What is Fabric - How to deploy code to a server easily - What is a tgz archive - How to execute Fabric command locally - How to execute Fabric command remotely - How to transfer files with Fabric - How to manage Nginx configuration - What is the difference between root and alias in a Nginx configuration 🔷 It’s time to make your work public! In this first deployment project, you will be deploying your web_static work. You will use Fabric (for Python3). Fabric is a Python library and command-line tool for streamlining the use of SSH for application deployment or systems administration tasks. It provides a basic suite of operations for executing local or remote shell commands (normally or viasudo) and uploading/downloading files, as well as auxiliary functionality such as prompting the running user for input, or aborting execution. This concept is important: execute commands locally or remotely. Locally means in your laptop (physical laptop or inside your Vagrant), and Remotely means on your server(s). Fabric is taking care of all network connections (SSH, SCP etc.), it’s an easy tool for transferring, executing, etc. commands from locale to a remote server. #ALX_SE #DoHardThings
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Today's hot take: never underestimate the power of a shell script. In my career, there were a lot of problems that I had to solve that didn't involve well-documented APIs where a scripting language would be better suited. Sometimes what you're given are a set of CLI tools, some chewing gum, a paperclip, and a high urgency task- and in those situations, /bin/bash saved my bacon. With it, I've built: parallel distributed shells, dev environment provisioning scripts for new employees, test suites, and monitoring plugins. I wouldn't be surprised if they (or their descendants) are in active use today. (Note: There are tools like shellcheck and bats to introduce things like linting and tests to /bin/bash projects, but once you're considering those, perhaps it is time to move to a full-fledged scripting language 😆) “And who better understands the Unix-nature?” Master Foo asked. “Is it they who writes the ten thousand lines (of code), or they, who, perceiving the emptiness of the task, gains merit by not coding?” https://buff.ly/3q95qip #devops #sre #softwaredevelopment #productivity
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Check out Syed M Shaaf article and explore how JobRunr v7 support for Virtual Threads enhances performance and #JobScheduling 🚀 It's a game changer for developers 🔝 #TechNews #Innovation #Java #VirtualThreads InfoQ
"JobRunr v7, featuring a revamped engine and significant performance enhancements across all databases, is our best release yet. It includes time-based UUIDs and the 'select for update skip locked' SQL feature, both of which minimize costs and environmental impact. Looking ahead, JobRunr v8 will introduce carbon-aware job scheduling, a feature designed to optimize the use of renewable energy and reduce CO2 emissions. " -- Ronald Dehuysser, more on the JobRunr7 release on InfoQ #Java
JobRunr Introduces Version 7.0 with Builtin Support for Virtual Threads
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Top 25 Docker, Inc. extensions for developers! Discover a curated list of Docker extensions for vulnerability detection, monitoring and observability, database tools, testing tools, utility tools, Kubernetes-related extensions, and container management and orchestration.🚀 Share your favorites with us; we might add them to our list. https://hubs.li/Q02p5TH30 #Docker #Java #continuousfeedback
Top 25 Docker Extensions for Every Java Developer in 2024 - Digma
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Just unleashed SuperInject, the ultimate weapon for seamless dependency injection in your .NET projects! ✨ 🚀 Exciting News for .NET Developers! 🚀 📖 Check out our latest article on Medium for a deep dive into the SuperInject magic: https://lnkd.in/dBPs84bY 🚀 🔗 GitHub Repository: https://lnkd.in/dr36nm_N 📦 NuGet Package: https://lnkd.in/dgQ28MbB #SuperInject #DotNet #DependencyInjection #ProgrammingMagic
Your New Secret Weapon for .NET Dependency Injection: Unleash the Power of SuperInject
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