Content Workflow
Principle
The handbook should grow one meaningful learning unit at a time. A question is treated like a mini-chapter, not a short interview note.
Chapter Standard
Every major question should include:
- interview evaluation intent,
- short answer,
- detailed answer,
- deep technical explanation,
- internal working,
- architecture discussion,
- trade-offs,
- common mistakes,
- production story,
- enterprise example,
- code example,
- performance discussion,
- security considerations,
- scalability discussion,
- senior and lead engineer perspectives,
- whiteboard explanation,
- revision notes,
- key takeaways,
- related topics,
- practice exercise,
- follow-up questions,
- "How I Would Answer This In A Real Interview".
Commit Rhythm
Use reasonable commit units:
- one polished question per content commit,
- one focused UI polish commit when the app experience improves,
- one grouped commit for batch artifacts,
- one documentation commit for docs-only changes.
Avoid committing every tiny edit separately.
Batch Rhythm
After a coherent group of questions, create:
- revision sheet,
- cheat sheet,
- mock interview,
- PDF export,
- UI links from the relevant volume page.
The batch size is usually five questions, but it can change if the topic requires more or less depth.