Solving Uber's Technical Test

I came across a coding challenge from Uber that used to be part of their selection process, and I decided to give it a try to practice my Java Spring Boot skills.

You can check out the challenge instructions here:

coding-challenge-tools/coding_challenge.md at master · uber-archive/coding-challenge-tools

Uber’s tools team coding challenge. Contribute to uber-archive/coding-challenge-tools development by creating an account on GitHub.

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From the 4 options they have, I decided to do the Email Service, but I wanted to make things harder and I know that when registering on a website, for the verification, you can often choose to verify by email or by phone number.

So, I implemented not only an Email Sender, but also an SMS Sender. And here's the result:

GitHub - marcioflaviob/email-sms-sender: Email and SMS sender API

Email and SMS sender API. Contribute to marcioflaviob/email-sms-sender development by creating an account on GitHub.

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According to the original coding challenge, the project uses abstraction to immediately use another Email Service provider in case the first one fails.
I also wrote some documentation on the README of the repository.

I learned a lot developing this project, it's always interesting to develop something that you can visualize the real use of it in a bigger project.