What do you think about the following concept, which can safely be called a "forum"?

To save in the database posts with any of their targets, as this target will be, hey - title, body, tags, author, views, answers. Nothing more.

Then by weight the tags (the heaviest tags after some time and a certain limit) to become categories. And from this I assume that a simple blog can become a super forum. Because they are, sorry, but the tag "difficult", "car", "tags" - somehow ... right :)

What do you think? - web devs.

As they say ... you have to learn  tcswebmail dadeschools upsers to think. As he can think, he will write meaningful tags and look to observe some conventions that are not difficult. You put a few main tags and this is quite a pure "category". Those tags popped up from social media, and there popped up from keywords. Therefore, times and terms change, but not the meaning, so one must learn to think and see the meaning.

It doesn't matter how you thought specifically about the first web pages keywords, and how you write the tags now - it's the same - it's a skill, not just separating a sentence with commas after each

word.

I've had hard bugs, but its mostly just because its confusing what layer the problem is happening in, but theres nothing really "hard" or interesting, just time consuming.

Good answer. Skills/experiences you can convey while answering that question off the top of my head:

• Complex systems (e.g. debugging problems in distributed systems, concurrency issues)

• Algorithmic improvements (runtime, memory consumption)

• Business logic/development process (incomplete specs, incorrect assumptions)

• Leadership (fixing a colleague's bug, overcoming resistance to a solution you know to be better, mentoring)