bobobjorn

I have used both ways, and i would say the candidates in general respond better to using the whiteboard. I do ofcource not require syntacitly correct code or anything like that. Im looking for ideas not if they are a compiler.

Using their own computer way to many struggle with creating a new project or other basic things. And that dont make them comfortable either. It also takes much longer then using the whiteboard.

Where do you see anything about MySQL?

That sounds alot like partialy atleast, the same model datomic has?

Tested it on my c2d (P8700). In chrome it claimed my cpu is not buggy, and in firefox the script didnt even work.

Running the install script installs and starts the old version. Might wanna fix that?

edit: It just keept saying version 0.0.8 is availible for me until i ran table update 0.0.8. Just running light table looked for updates but didnt find any. When i finaly got the 0.0.8 version it greeted me welcomme to 0.0.7 :-)

I wouldnt call that a flying car, I would call that a car that can turn into a gyro/helicopter.

it seems to have goto.

Yes, i dont mind that notch is writing code without tests.

I just dont want anyone else to think it is a good idea for them :-)

same here, why dont people just use github or other usefull hosting for their blogs :-/

Depends on how long ago you wrote the tests. Pretty soon the tests you will write, will most likely test that the code does what it does. Not what it should do.

And yes, it is a better problem to have, then to have code that noone wants.

If thoose folks exists, i have never met any. And if they exist, they are few. And if i then need to hire more people to work on the project. Im pretty much out of luck. Even if i know i write perfect code (i dont). I wouldnt trust everyone that will work on my code to write perfect code.

But if people then want your code, your stuck with code without tests. That you at most, can retro fit tests to.