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The annual 1024 Programmer's Day is here again~
We are programmers,
I am busy typing code every day,
busy repairing system bugs,
Even missed the meeting of friends,
But we are not alone,
We share the joyful moments of success with each other!
We enjoy building worlds with code!
The code is boring, but the programmers still dedicate their enthusiasm and youth to it, realize technological innovation through cold code, and contribute to content creation and user experience.
On the occasion of this Programmer's Day, we specially invited several programmers from different directions and years of experience to conduct interviews to see the unknown side of programmers.
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Dave: JavaScript front-end professional moving bricks for 2 years
Q: Over the years of programming, what is the most fulfilling thing you have done?
A: Participated in the development of a tool that can reduce the workload of programmers - hogtooth fish.
Q: As a programmer, what is your biggest problem?
A: There are many single-point efficiency improvement tools in the development process, but they often have to be explored and configured by themselves, which is not very friendly to novices.
Q: How did you digest or solve this problem?
A: On the one hand, it is to use appropriate development tools, such as the pigtooth fish we are using, and on the other hand, it will also accumulate its own workbook.
Q: What is the word you most want to say at this moment?
A: Product managers, don't "gold-plate" requirements anymore.
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Faye: Java backend development for 3 years
Q: Over the years of programming, what is the most fulfilling thing you have done?
A: I have always stuck to a product and never gave up.
Q: As a programmer, what is your biggest problem?
A: Emmm, the biggest problem is that I don't have a girlfriend yet, hahahahaha.
Q: How did you digest or solve this problem?
A: Replace singleness anxiety with hair loss anxiety.
Q: What is the word you most want to say at this moment?
A: Stack OverFlow, one of the must-have websites for programmers, is often visited often.
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Alen: Java backend development for 4 years
Q: Over the years of programming, what is the most fulfilling thing you have done?
A: Keep updating the blog, and the number of visits is almost over 30W.
Q: As a programmer, what is your biggest problem?
A: I don't have time to develop my hobbies.
Q: How did you digest or solve this problem?
A: Improve work efficiency, squeeze out time, and create time when there is no time.
Q: What is the word you most want to say at this moment?
A: It is rare to fight a few times in life. If you look for the direction, you will do it right.
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Amy: A front-end lady who has worked for 4 years but actually has 8 years of work experience, and firmly believes that the front-end is more fun than the back-end
Q: Over the years of programming, what is the most fulfilling thing you have done?
A: Successfully changed the UI!
Q: As a programmer, what is your biggest problem?
A: How to efficiently learn new front-end knowledge and apply it to projects.
Q: How did you digest or solve this problem?
A: Read articles, browse the blog of the great master, visit the development website, visit GitHub... and then learn by plucking your hair.
Q: What is the word you most want to say at this moment?
A: Hogtooth Fish, a product that every programmer should try.
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Roye: 4-year veteran of infrastructure
Q: Over the years of programming, what is the most fulfilling thing you have done?
A: One set after another was deployed.
Q: As a programmer, what is your biggest problem?
A: Hair falls out more than salary.
Q: How did you digest or solve this problem?
A: Don't think about it, travel more, the world is so big.
Q: What is the word you most want to say at this moment?
A: The epidemic will pass as soon as possible.
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Greco: 5 years of backend development
Q: Over the years of programming, what is the most fulfilling thing you have done?
A: I was pushed and changed several directions, but it seems that each of them is still doing well.
Q: As a programmer, what is your biggest problem?
A: The most recent problem may be how to mobilize and develop the abilities of each team member.
For example, due to differences in skill levels, sometimes a job is obviously relatively simple, but colleagues with less experience often need more than expected man-hours to complete the work, resulting in delays in iteration progress. Although veterans take time to bring along newbies can also alleviate this problem.
The reality is: if the veterans are also full of work, they may not have so much time to care about how the novices are struggling; novices are often very shy, and they are used to finding out when they encounter problems, and they are not willing to bother other people.
Q: How did you digest or solve this problem?
A: From the perspective of work flow, strengthen the technical design and peer review in the early stage to remove obstacles in advance; use R&D management tools and stand-up meetings to synchronize progress and understand stuck points; review and review regularly, examine the past, understand the present, and plan for the future .
Q: What is the word you most want to say at this moment?
A: The road to programming is long and difficult; if you don’t forget your original intention, you will always be there.
With the advent of the digital age, more and more smart products and tools have greatly facilitated people's life and work. Behind this is a group of programmers who are thoughtful, capable, interesting, and knowledgeable.
Although we often laugh at ourselves that "the hairline is higher again", "I became stronger even when I became bald", "the new generation of migrant workers certified by the government", but the excellence in the works, the pursuit of dreams and determination, let We are working hard and moving forward bravely in the world of 0 and 1. Love can last for a long time, and it is given to every dreamer!