Introduction

For Android engineers, understanding how to decompile can enhance their understanding of the Android system and also consider how to protect their APK from being decompiled.

For the general public, many ready-made tools can help us easily decompile APKs and see Java source code, satisfying our curiosity.

This article only introduces the use of some tools, suitable for beginners to watch. If you want to understand more underlying knowledge, you can refer to the extended reading attached at the end of the article.

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Although I interviewed about 20 companies last year, it wasn’t until recently that I realized how important the interview process is for a company. Of course, the importance of HR cannot be underestimated either.

If the HR of a company does a good job and the interview process makes the interviewee feel cared for, in this era of open internet, the job seeker may share with friends later: Hey, I went to XXX today, their interview process is awesome! Conversely, a poor interview process can cause harm for years to come, with negative reviews one after another. Below are some practical examples, all of which are positive examples, and I will directly mention the company names. Yes, I remember the companies that treated me well when I went for an interview!

Today I want to talk to you about my ideal interview process, which can be roughly divided into three steps:

1. Before the interview (arranging the interview)
2. During the interview
3. After the interview

Let’s discuss each of these three steps one by one.

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For those who write code, no matter which programming language or development environment they use, they will need to execute some commands at some point. This is when they will open the terminal and start typing commands. The most commonly used commands are cd, ls, git, ssh, rsync, etc. However, the built-in terminal is actually quite difficult to use. Today, I want to recommend a better option to you.

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Previously, I wrote an article to briefly summarize my experience in learning Redux. I still recommend the official documentation because it is super clear.

However, when I was reading the official documentation before, I didn’t fully understand the middleware part and got confused towards the end. This time, I re-read the official documentation on middleware and asynchronous operations, took notes while reading, and finally understood the implementation principle of middleware. As usual, I will share my experience.

The great thing about the official documentation is that it not only teaches you how to use it, but also starts from scratch, so you know why middleware is in its current form.

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In JavaScript, there is a super important concept called asynchronous, which is also the easiest concept to confuse and forget when you first start learning. ES6 natively supports Promise, which works better with Generator, and ES7 even supports the syntax of async. I think this is an evolutionary process that makes the program architecture better and more readable. So to explain these new things, let’s start with the most basic callback.

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