Rob Walling

It just said this question tests their knowledge of code organization and how to keep their models and controllers clean and maintainable. So maybe someone can tweet us, ex-Twitter us, at Derek Reimer, at Rob Walling, and let us know, hey, was Derek right? I'm guessing you're right. That's going to be mine. All right. How does the Phoenix framework handle real-time communication?

It just said this question tests their knowledge of code organization and how to keep their models and controllers clean and maintainable. So maybe someone can tweet us, ex-Twitter us, at Derek Reimer, at Rob Walling, and let us know, hey, was Derek right? I'm guessing you're right. That's going to be mine. All right. How does the Phoenix framework handle real-time communication?

Explain the role of channels and presence in Phoenix.

Explain the role of channels and presence in Phoenix.

Yeah, I think that's correct. Because once again, so here's the problem. I asked ChatGPT for questions that I'd like for an interview. It didn't give me the answer. It just says what each question will test. So yes, correct, Derek.

Yeah, I think that's correct. Because once again, so here's the problem. I asked ChatGPT for questions that I'd like for an interview. It didn't give me the answer. It just says what each question will test. So yes, correct, Derek.

these are the questions do we never ask these questions remember in interviews or like now do you have a take-home test or we can look at some of your code yeah yeah explain how a web request works you know yes exactly what is https all right uh last one what are gen servers in elixir gen servers in elixir and how would you use them in a phoenix application

these are the questions do we never ask these questions remember in interviews or like now do you have a take-home test or we can look at some of your code yeah yeah explain how a web request works you know yes exactly what is https all right uh last one what are gen servers in elixir gen servers in elixir and how would you use them in a phoenix application

I love that you're giving me really serious, complete answers. It's just that I'm like, wow, do you really know your shit? Of course you do. And now you're taking this seriously. It's great. It's great. So anyone listening? I'm trying to get hired here. You are. I really need a gig, man. All right. Last question. In Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition, what is Hunter's mark?

I love that you're giving me really serious, complete answers. It's just that I'm like, wow, do you really know your shit? Of course you do. And now you're taking this seriously. It's great. It's great. So anyone listening? I'm trying to get hired here. You are. I really need a gig, man. All right. Last question. In Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition, what is Hunter's mark?

So just for context, Derek has played a, well, it's a 7th level ranger now named Ford. Yes. Ford Ranger. And you have played this Ranger for, I believe, five years now. I think the first game was in late 2019 that we played. Five years, Hunter's Mark is a critical key component of a Ranger.

So just for context, Derek has played a, well, it's a 7th level ranger now named Ford. Yes. Ford Ranger. And you have played this Ranger for, I believe, five years now. I think the first game was in late 2019 that we played. Five years, Hunter's Mark is a critical key component of a Ranger.

you gain extra damage. Extra damage, there we go. Yep, so it's not technically advantage on attack. That would mean like two D-tires and you take the high one. But once you hit, you get an extra D-6.

you gain extra damage. Extra damage, there we go. Yep, so it's not technically advantage on attack. That would mean like two D-tires and you take the high one. But once you hit, you get an extra D-6.

Exactly. I'll give you half credit on that. Okay, all right. Well, thank you for playing the Startups for the Rest of Us pop quiz.

Exactly. I'll give you half credit on that. Okay, all right. Well, thank you for playing the Startups for the Rest of Us pop quiz.

Let you know. Awesome.

Let you know. Awesome.

It's another episode of Startups for the Rest of Us. I'm Rob Walling, and today on the show, Craig Hewitt is actually the host. Craig graciously accepted my invitation to come on the show and interview me about the new course that I'm putting out through MicroConf. It's called the SAS Launchpad, and it's at saslaunchpad.co.

It's another episode of Startups for the Rest of Us. I'm Rob Walling, and today on the show, Craig Hewitt is actually the host. Craig graciously accepted my invitation to come on the show and interview me about the new course that I'm putting out through MicroConf. It's called the SAS Launchpad, and it's at saslaunchpad.co.