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Currently, Axelerant gives an assignment of writing a small custom Drupal module to all candidates. This assignment is now outdated and will be replaced with something more relevant. At the same time, we understand that completing this test is a challenge for some. This is why we are making an alternative option available to the candidates.
TL;DR
Here’s a quick version of this document intended to give you a glimpse of the process. To go into the details and the intent, read the whole document. Here are the criteria for your code sample.
You should be able to prove that you have written it.
It must be open-source, contain multiple commits over a period of time (at least a month before your application), and be available at common places where open-source code may be found.
That code could be anything to do with a Drupal 8/9 website. It could be a website (should still be open-source), a contrib module, profile, or other tooling strongly related to Drupal.
It should not be trivial.
If you don’t have anything that satisfies the above (and requirements in the document), request a code test.
What we look for in your code sample
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