github HowProgrammingWorks/SelfAssessment R1
Release 1

10 months ago

This knowledge assessment can be used as an automated tool for tracking and analyzing an engineer’s microskills, for personal use, for reference in your CV or profile (github, linkedin, etc.). After filling skills, the system generates a button in html and md with a link to your fork of the repo. The tool speeds up interviews and certification for both the applicant and the interviewer: you can check only part of the key knowledge and then sign a commit with a personal GPG key. If you periodically take an assessment, or do it before and after the start of training, and store branches or tags with the results of an inventory of microskills at a certain point in time, then it is very convenient to compare the progress you have made during the period of training, reading a book, working on a project etc. Currently, assessment has more than 700 microskills and will be constantly expanded in all areas, languages and technologies (for example Proxy, Promise, Future, SRP, DI, Boxing, Cohesion, Tail call recursion...) with automatic comparison of them with roles (for example Node.js API developer, Node.js gamedev, Frontend...) the robot generates a report via Github Actions CI with recommendations on what needs to be improved. New roles and knowledge areas will be available soon, after which you can rebase your repo on the original one to receive the new report.

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