Oct 23, 2020
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Use Ruby on Rails development to build powerful, high-performance unique industry-specific applications.DO you want to get your website developed on ROR So contact us:-Ruby on rails development company
Start off Monday right with a little RoR humor thanks to ruby_jokes.
Happy Monday!
include JobInterview::Questions
Q. Where do you see yourself in five years?
in_5_years => "I'd like to have made someone else rich with my re-contextualized non-volatile open architecture."
Q. Why are you leaving your current position?
leaving_current => "I'm seeking to optimize extensible applications."
Q. Why are manhole covers round?
manhole_cover => "Because Reuleaux Triangles are hard to manufacture."
Q. What is your greatest weakness?
greatest_weakness => "I always fail so rarely so I make too much money."
Q. Why do you want to work here?
why_here => "Your company has revolutionized seamless next generation interface."
Q. Does P = NP?
p_equals_np => "I doubt it, but it would make life easier for traveling salesmen."
Q. Please tell us, in a few words, about what interests you?
what_interest => "I have a special interest in modular mobile startup platforms." For more laughs, check out: http://bit.ly/IfXBGs
In an interesting interview with Mayank Thanawala, we hear about his recent project called HealthLoop. From what we were told, it is a pretty sweet app that is being used for post surgical follow up templates. It will basically check in with post-op symptoms and help doctors prioritize the patients back in the office. This whole program was made with RoR, obviously, and it took one developer 7 months to obtain a secure and compliant medical application. Listen to the interview to get the full story!
Check out this recent blog post from “Giant Robots Smashing into Other Giant Robots.” It puts Sandi Metz’s 4 rules for developers to the test. What do you think about the rules? Do you agree/ disagree with any?
Find the blog post here: http://bit.ly/12GYgLX