How to be a Great Technical Interviewer
The path to becoming a great technical interviewer is full of doubts, tough decisions, and self-discovery. But I believe every engineer should try to walk it.
Dmitry Kudryavtsev
Senior Software Engineer / Tech Lead / Consultant
I'm a software engineer located in Israel. I have more than 12 years of professional experience in web development, as well as experience in low level and game development. I write, talk and mentor about software engineering.
I work with languages such as TypeScript and Rust as well as technologies such as NodeJS, React and more.
I use this blog as platform to share my knowledge and experience as well as write about Software Industry, Software Engineering and Productivity.
Feel free to reach out or read more about me.
Latest Posts
Supercharge Your NodeJS With Rust
Node isn't the fastest framework out here. It's not the slowest either, v8 is doing wonders to its speed, but nevertheless, if we setup an unfair battle between Node and say Rust; Node will lose.
Wrap your gifts not your dependencies
We’ve all been there. Its time to introduce a new package / dependency to our code base, be it a HTTP request library, a logger or something else, and the question we ask ourselves “Should I wrap it?”
Context Switch - The only operation that kills productivity
In computing, a context switch is the process of storing the state of a process or of a thread, so that it can be restored and execution resumed from the same point later. This allows multiple processes to share a single CPU, and is an essential feature of a multitasking operating system. — Wikipedia
React.JS Localization v0.2
Remember my last post about React.js localization? Not 2 years passed yet and I’m happy to share with you the “proper” way to do localization in React.js.