The Art of Ruby Technical Interviews
summary
Recommends building a passion project (example: a Magic the Gathering site), pushing code to GitHub and deploy to Heroku, and pulling in real gems like Devise so interviewers can inspect working code. Advises contributing docs to open source, practicing whiteboard problems and domain modeling, and studying Enumerable and ActiveRecord basics — learn .each .map .inject — plus knowing web request/response, common algorithm techniques (BUD), and having a thoughtful editor and question list.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Start
- 1:04EXPERIENCE
- 1:22BUILD SOMETHING
- 1:56USE MULTIPLE GEMS
- 2:11PUSH IT TO GITHUB
- 2:27DEPLOY IT TO HEROKU
- 3:05CLEAN CODE
- 3:23DESCRIBE WHAT YOU HAVE BUILT
- 4:40EVERY PROJECT NEEDS DOCUMENTATION
- 5:35RESUME
- 6:03PRACTICE
- 7:54RUBY IS THE COMMUNITY
- 8:29RUBY ROGUES RUBY 5
- 8:53RUBY 2.3.0 RAILS 5
- 9:29TOOLS OF THE CRAFT
- 10:54CURIOUS MINDS
- 11:23WHO CONDUCTS THE INTERVIEW?
- 12:10BUILD THINGS
- 12:48WILL YOU HELP ME SOLVE PROBLEMS?
- 13:52ENUMERABLE
- 14:31ACTIVE:RECORD ASSOCIATIONS
- 14:55ALGORITHMS
- 15:29SOLVE IT BRUTE FORCE
- 16:44HARD
- 18:50ASKA QUESTION
- 19:36WE WANT TO HIRE YOU
