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So I want to get a file path using flask (jinja2), but I have to do so in JavaScript.
var img_src_path = String({{url_for('static', filename='{{stf.theme.data}}')}}); console.log(img_src_path);
When I do this, however, it throws an error: SyntaxError: identifier starts immediately after numeric literal
Why?
Kevin Long
How long does it take you guys to settle in your new job?
Eli Clark
you mean ex-FAGMAN. i'd imagine if they're still there they would be fired for any hint of political incorrectness, most likely all treading on eggshells. though it's really not a problem if you're not even on twitter in the first place.
Henry Hughes
define settle
Jose Clark
Understand the code base and the general workflow.
Levi Davis
Around 3 months to get comfortable. 6 to "actually" start to understand it.
Leo Anderson
>understand the code base with prior experience to the particular language and architecture then +1 week (more of a review than learning) without +4 weeks >general workflow shouldnt be more than +1 week (being generous)
in total, shouldn't be more than 5 - 6 weeks. add 4 weeks if you're incapable of asking for help.
Connor Long
now I'm confused as shit
Samuel Ortiz
Depends on the code base and what role you got hired as. If they throw newbies into basic projects, then a month. If not, 2 months. The more grating part is getting used to the social flow, which for some people is short and others takes a month easily to get comfortable.
tldr - it depends on person and code base but 1-3 months.
James Powell
people adapt at different pace. i always get my first ticket done within the first week. have done so in the past 3 jobs.
Levi Mitchell
>works at google for like a month >proceed to introduce yourself as "ex-google developer" for the rest of your life kek
Jace Gonzalez
agreed with the social flow. this is super important for start up as well. if you're not in then you'll be out your whole time there, it's a fucking social club. very toxic. avoid companies that say they have a "family" culture.
Parker Reyes
I may have exaggerated in the "6 months" bit. That's how long I usually take to master the project pieces I've coded on - maybe some micros-services - and become the team's reference for those particular projects. Still, it's still 3 months for me until I finally get out of the "they'll fire me anytime now" phase.
Angel Cook
>for those particular projects for those particular pieces*
Juan Sanders
Why?
Landon Nguyen
what's stopping me from just writing a new repo in another language then presenting it as my solution to my boss?
David Fisher
Nothing I assume.
Nolan Bailey
Depends what the problem is. A new language doesn't really negate problems, especially not with projects that have been around for a while.
Liam Flores
how important is it to understand factory functions and modules? not sure where should i use this shit or how should i use it
