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More thorough description of candidate's task #4

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# recruitment-tl-task-public

## Description
Let's assume you became a leader of the young, immature team, which produces solutions of questionable quality. Below you'll find one of the projects the team is responsible for. Take a look into the repository, do the code review. Try to point out all the problems with the code quality and how it conforms to clean code (and any other you can think of) principles. What changes would have to be done (once again, from all the perspectives you can think of), for this code to become a production ready service (instead of command line application). You could consider resiliency to high loads, things like ddos attacks, auditing etc.
Let's assume you became a leader of the young, immature team, which produces solutions of questionable quality. Below you'll find one of the projects the team is responsible for. Take a look into the repository, do the code review. Point out all the issues with the code quality and how it conforms to clean code (and any other you can think of) principles. Make sure that you look on the code from all possible angles and describe all the possible improvements. Detail all the changes that would have to be done (once again, from all the perspectives you can think of), for this code to become a production ready service (instead of command line application). You could consider resiliency to high loads, things like ddos attacks, auditing etc.

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"...look on the code..." -> "...look at the code..."

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Corrected.

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pglabwr commented Sep 11, 2020

It is clear for me - let's merge it.

@pglabwr pglabwr merged commit fd4c027 into credit-card-validator-66 Sep 11, 2020
@jskrzynski-wr jskrzynski-wr deleted the more-thorough-description-of-candidates-task branch October 16, 2020 12:56
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