Re: help for django interview task

2019-01-31 Thread C B
Yeah, don't do this for free. Forget about the job, they just want someone to do their work for free. Think of it as a problem to solve to help you learn Django. It is the kind of thing you will need to do in the real world as a Django developer. But forget about this company, they are taking you f

Re: help for django interview task

2019-01-31 Thread michael
Hi, If you do go to the effort of implementing this, you could add copyright notices for yourself and license it under the GPL v3. Take care, Michael. On Thursday, January 31, 2019 at 9:28:06 AM UTC-8, Roshan Shah wrote: > > Many such interviews are designed to dupe people. It is a new trend in

Re: help for django interview task

2019-01-31 Thread Roshan Shah
Many such interviews are designed to dupe people. It is a new trend in interviewing... sadly!!! Many companies and startups when stuck with problems put out job ads(which are cheap), get resumes and give coding test to solve their problem. Hiring is not in their radar but getting code written to f

Re: help for django interview task

2019-01-31 Thread Onyeka A.
I agree with this. This is a bit much for an interview, unless they'll pay for your time. That said, what you're being asked to do is rather advanced. It's a good task to use to broaden your Django skills but on your own timetable. If you still want to go ahead, I'd look up Dynamic Databases

Re: help for django interview task

2019-01-31 Thread Roshan Shah
Which company is giving you a task to build a sort of full app functionality for interview? What if you solve it and still they don’t hire you? Will they pay for your time? A small test is fine but if you going to work on something that takes you 20+ hours on a coding test, you are being taken fo

Re: help for django interview task

2019-01-31 Thread Mohammad Shareef M
Refer this beginners document and try - https://tango-with-django.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Thanks & Regards, Mahammad Shareef M +919741482617 +971581756035 On Thu, Jan 31, 2019 at 3:42 PM Tim Vogt (Tim Vogt) wrote: > draw out the program first and isolatie each problem you try to solve. >

Re: help for django interview task

2019-01-31 Thread Tim Vogt (Tim Vogt)
draw out the program first and isolatie each problem you try to solve. and start at the backend. start small and increase the functions and try to grasp all. At least in abstraction what you try to do. Than start writing the functions in a recipe overview. and after the application basics are i