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Hi,

Had a lead developer interview last week and I got asked heavily about the SOLID principles, polymorphism and programming patterns.

I'm familiar with a lot of the concepts, but not enough to give strong answers.

What are the main programming patterns for React that I should learn so that when asked to explain a few, I can give strong, valuable answers?

Thanks

Hi,

Had a lead developer interview last week and I got asked heavily about the SOLID principles, polymorphism and programming patterns.

I'm familiar with a lot of the concepts, but not enough to give strong answers.

What are the main programming patterns for React that I should learn so that when asked to explain a few, I can give strong, valuable answers?

Thanks

Hi,

Had a lead developer interview last week and I got asked heavily about the SOLID principles, polymorphism and programming patterns.

I'm familiar with a lot of the concepts, but not enough to give strong answers.

What are the main programming patterns for React that I should learn so that when asked to explain a few, I can give strong, valuable answers?

Thanks

Hi,
Previously, I had Plex installed on my Ubuntu computer along with Tailscale in a different house.
On my MacBook, I was able to connect to Tailscale, open up the Plex library via 100.x.x.x:32400 in the browser and view those films.

Now, I have changed to having my Plex library on a Windows PC which also has Tailscale.
When I connect to the Plex library through a similar URL as before, I am able to browse the films and shows, but when I click play it tells me I need a remote pass.

Is there a way to avoid this? Do I need to configure one of the devices differently? Is this something that only works on Linux?

Thanks