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04: Git Merging Vs rebasing interview questions and answers

Q1. What do you understand by the terms merging and rebasing? Can you explain both with a daiagram? A1. Both of these commands are designed to integrate changes from one branch into another branch—they just do it in very different ways. … Read more ›...



05: Git & Maven for releasing software artifacts Q&A

Q1. What are the general steps involved in making a software release?
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#1: Checking out the software artifacts to you build serevr or local box from a source control management (i.e. SCM) system.

#2: Giving it a version so it can be uniquely identifieds

#3: Building,

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18 Agile Development interview Q&A for Java developers

Q1. What are the typical roles and responsibilities of an agile core team? A1. The Product Owner represents the stakeholders and is the voice of the customer. He or she is accountable for ensuring that the team delivers value to the business. The Product owner writes typically the user stories,...



30+ SDLC activities you perform as a Java developer

Don’t get overwhelmed by this activities list. This proves why employers favor experience to just academic qualifications alone. It also emphasizes the fact why good technical skills must be complimented with good soft skills and right attitudes get things done as a software developer. I also vividly remember my first...



Java BDD (Behavior Driven Development) interview Q&A

Q1. What is BDD? A1. BDD is principally an idea about how software development should be managed by both business interests and technical insight. Test-driven development focuses on the developer’s opinion on how parts of the software should work. Behavior-driven development focuses on the users’ opinion on how they want...



SDLC process interview Q&As

No right or wrong answers. The depth and quality of the answers will can prove your seniority and experience. Q1. What are the SDLC activities you perform as a Java developer? A1. Don’t get overwhelmed by this activities list. This proves why employers favor experience to just academic qualifications alone....



Source control system and subversion (aka SVN) Q&A

Q. Why do you need a source control system? A. Source Control systems like subversion is a must if you are writing Java code by yourself or as a team. It allows multiple streams of coding, tracks the changes in your code and allows you to roll back to previous...



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