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Hi , if Amigoscode would do a Spring Security course on Youtube we all would have loved it , so please like this post if you agree ?
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My Take on Interviews
Most candidates solve interview problems. Strong candidates show how they think. The real upgrade in interviews is moving from guessing to a structured problem-solving process. Not because interviewers want steps, but because they want clarity. A solid framework helps you: - Think clearly under pressure - Avoid getting stuck - Catch edge cases and optimizations - Sound calm, professional, and experienced The goal: make the process automatic. The 3-Phase Interview Framework 1. Understand Clarify requirements, constraints, and edge cases before coding. 2. Design Start brute force, analyze time & space, then optimize using patterns(Binary Search, HashMaps, Sliding Window, Two Pointers, Heaps), this is for dsa oriented interviews. 3. Implement Walk through examples, write clean code, test edge cases, discuss trade-offs. This mindset separates candidates who eventually get there from those who look interview-ready from minute one. Don’t just practice problems. Practice the process. But remember you need to sound human, not a robot. So no cramming just mastering the art. Lemme know what y'all think
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1. Collaboration Tools (Linear, MS Teams, Slack, Zoom, Confluence) 2. Programming Languages (Java, JavaScript, Python, C#, Go) 3. API Development (REST, gRPC, Security, Encryption, Signing, Protocols) 4. Web Services (Nginx, Tomcat) 5. Cloud (AWS, Azure, Kubernetes) 6. Authentication (Tokens, OAuth2.0, JWT, Cookies) 7. Testing (TDD, Unit Test, E2E Test, Performance Testing) 8. Databases (Relational: MySQL, PostgreSQL; Non-Relational: MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis) 9. CI/CD (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, CircleCI, GitLab) 10. System DesignProtocols: TCP, UDP, DNS, Caching, Content Delivery Networks, Microservices Messaging, Architecture, Load Balancing, Sharding, Distributed Systems, Database Replication 11. Data Structures and Algorithms (Big O Notation, Recursion, Sorting, Trees, Graphs) 12. Design Patterns (Factory, Dependency Injection, Proxy, Observer, Facade) 13. AI Tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Prompt Engineering, Cursor Where are you in your journey?
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