yaseenk

FYI it’s Full Time _Equivalent_. E.g a new feature may require 1 FTE for 1 week. That doesn’t necessarily mean 1 person 1 week. It may be 2 people 2.5 days each, etc.

20% of Google searches are made by voice. https://searchengineland.com/google-reveals-20-percent-queri...

That number is probably a little outdated now. But it’s definitely not targeting a niche audience.

Looks like https://www.arqbackup.com/ might meet your needs. I haven’t used it personally though, my only reservation has been that it’s not open source.

The unofficial google drive linux CLI supports encryption with custom keys too.

Java is backwards compatible though. Code that was written in the 90s will still compile and run on JDK 10.

It’s just now Java gets to iterate and improve more frequently and regularly.

Regardless there are still LTS releases (every 3 years) for people who lean more conservative.

You can debug javascript/typescript in IntelliJ but I think it’s an ultimate edition feature only.

Interfaces were created because you can't extend multiple classes. It's the languages way of allowing polymorphism. You very well can create base classes and extend from them, but you will likely come across a time where you want to inherit from different things and interfaces are the only way to do that.