@bluGill If you have a need to mock a logger, you probably should have an interface dedicated to those logs.
It is also recommended to have dedicated loggers used in each domain, rather than allowing logging everything and everywhere, which may lead to sanitizing log inputs everywhere to be in control and not expose any security issues.
But in many cases that may also be overkill. As always, it depends.
@nixCraft Can anyone under 50 years old be competent in senior roles?
This is yet another problem of recruitment having totally separate goals from business or tech. Silly gatekeeping and reducing the amount of applicants in any possible way.
Random keywords, CV fonts, mandatory office days, age,... Just modern equivalents of rating handshakes.
Last night, I dreamed about working on and eventually coming up with a complete solution to a (simple) programming problem. When I woke up, I realized the problem was entirely fictional, so the solution is useless.
@siracusa You know you are dreaming, if your only problem is solving a complex technical problem.
Reality is much more surreal. There is a simple solution to a technical problem, but after it passes through corporation processes, it does not fix anything but creates five new problems, three widely used abbreviations and a new gatekeeper role for their agile process.