The expert team at DevSkiller prepares specialist Hibernate interview questions, aimed at hiring the best Hibernate developers. Tests are catered to all levels of expertise and are structured to accurately screen an applicant’s abilities through a series of challenges and Hibernate interview questions.
DevSkiller Hibernate tests are uniquely powered by the RealLifeTesting™ methodology. A way of testing candidates by presenting them with real-world scenarios and realistic challenges that accurately reflect the work they’ll be doing. Our range of Hibernate interview questions are the most effective way to find the perfect candidate for your business.
Also check out –
Java programming interview questions
assessing knowledge of Hibernate, Java
assessing knowledge of Hibernate, Java
Java | Hibernate | UserType - Implement missing methods to properly map custom object.
assessing knowledge of Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate
assessing knowledge of Hibernate, Java, JPA
Java | Spring Boot, JPA | Repositories - Implement all methods in the ItemRepository class.
assessing knowledge of Java, Spring, Hibernate
Java | Spring, Hibernate | Hottest pepper application - Implement methods inside PepperDao class using Spring and Hibernate.
JavaScript | TypeScript | Invoice application - frontend - Implement the front-end part for merging and aggregating the invoice data with currency exchange rates.
Java | Invoice application - backend - Implement the backend part for searching and aggregating invoice data with the service and the DAO methods.
assessing knowledge of Java, Spring, JPA
Java | Spring, Hibernate | RESTful Blog - Implement a commenting feature to a simple REST application for serving a blog.
assessing knowledge of Hibernate, Java
Java | Hibernate | Attribute Converter - Implement the missing Attribute Converter methods to correctly perform the entity mapping.
assessing knowledge of Hibernate, Java, JPA
Java | Hibernate | Recipes collection app - Implement missing methods to successfully perform some simple CRUD operations.
assessing knowledge of Java, Spring, JPA
Java | Spring, Hibernate | Legacy RESTful Blog - implement comments for blog posts - Create a simple REST application for serving a blog. Please note, that this project is using the legacy structure.
assessing knowledge of Java, JPA, Spring, Spring - Dependency Injection
Java | Spring Boot, JPA, REST API | Blog app - Add a comments feature to a simple Spring Boot REST blog application.
assessing knowledge of Java, CleanCode, Spring, Hibernate, JPA
Java | Movies Analyzer | Find top watchlisted movies among friends - Implement a method that will return an array of top four movie titles, that have been most watchlisted by friends of a given user.
Verify knowledge of Java: standard API, concurrency, dependency injection, AOP, Hibernate, and Input Variables
Implement ForexEngine.update method, and the Calculator.exchange method.
Verify knowledge of Spring: Context, Dependency Injection, context hierarchy, and constructor-based injection
Verify knowledge of Java: Command Prompt, Singletons, and Concurrent Maps
Implement all methods in the ItemRepository class
assessing knowledge of Java, Hibernate, JPA
Java | Race Coordinator - Implement methods in Leg class, and implement methods in Race class following javadoc and unit tests.
assessing knowledge of Java and JPA basics
application with JPA/Hibernate entities, candidate needs to add mapping information to three entities and add validation constraints (Bean Validation API)
assessing knowledge of Spring framework and Hibernate basics
application with JPA/Hibernate entities, candidate needs to implement two DAO methods by using Spring helper classes for Hibernate
assessing knowledge of Java and JPA basics
application with JPA/Hibernate entities, candidate needs to add mapping information to three entities and add validation constraints (Bean Validation API)
evaluates candidate's familiarity of design patterns and coding practices, candidate needs to review a Java class with some service-level bussiness logic
RealLifeTesting™ empowers DevSkiller Hibernate interview questions to reflect the real world. This means that even from the screening stage of recruitment, it is possible to see exactly how each candidate will cope when faced with certain situations in the role. It is a predetermined, controlled test environment that offers recruiters a holistic view of their candidates’ skills, including coding ability, problem-solving, and time-management.
Hibernate enables developers to more easily write applications where their data outlives the application process. Hibernate is an Object/Relational Mapping (ORM) framework, primarily concerned with data persistence as it applies to relational databases (via JDBC). It was designed to have excellent stability and be reliable for Java developers.
One of the advantages of Hibernate is that as well as its own API, it is also an implementation of the Java Persistence Api. This means it can be easily used in any environment supporting JPA including; Java SE applications, Java EE application servers and Enterprise OSGi containers.
When it comes to hiring a Hibernate developer, it will be good to look for someone who is comfortable with Hibernate and other ORM Frameworks. Knowledge of Java will of course be useful. Ideally someone who understands the high performance features of Hibernate; its numerous fetching strategies and time stamping.
Don’t worry if these terms are lost on you. Our own Hibernate developers are experts in this field and they’ve done the hard work for you with our Hibernate interview questions. Our range of Hibernate tests will be able to distinguish the exact skills your candidates need to succeed as a Hibernate developer.
One of the great advantages DevSkiller testing can offer your company is customized Hibernate tests. You can tailor the difficulty level, the language being tested and the duration of each test, to suit your requirements. These are just some of the options available to you.
Like what you see, but want proof that our Hibernate tests work before you commit? No problem. Check out the following case study from one of our clients:
Mindera
Founded in 2014, Mindera is a company that builds high performance, resilient and scalable software systems, impacting on their users and businesses across the world. At the forefront of their business is Software Engineering Applications, including web and mobile.
When it came to recruitment, Mindera had a long and demanding process that resulted in too many candidates coming for interviews. This ultimately led to interviewer frustration.
By implementing DevSkiller, Mindera was able to see an immediate change. Before DevSkiller, 75% of candidates who were screened made it through to the interview stage. With DevSkiller, this figure dropped to 61%. That allowed for a lot less interviews being conducted and led to a 30% increase in interviewer satisfaction. Mindera now hires over 175 new recruits every year and they have saved countless hours of time and money thanks to DevSkiller.
Pedro Vicente- Senior Software Craftsman at Mindera:
“With DevSkiller, we have reduced the time effort on the first steps of the process getting fewer people to reach the technical interview which means those could be interviewed faster. We have also increased the number of pipelines using automated tests. This has decreased the number of false positives on the first steps. SDll, we are trying to improve some tests to give us beIer results. We are experimenting with different approaches.”
You can send your first Hibernate interview questions as soon as you’ve set up your account. Devskiller’s extensive library of predefined Hibernate coding tests means that you can start testing your candidates immediately, with no other work required.
Developer candidates love our Hibernate tests. For developers, DevSkiller is a chance to finally be able to prove their skills in a way that reflects the work they do every day. Developer tests often consist of reciting old algorithms and coding patterns. The answers don’t necessarily reflect the candidate’s actual development skills. DevSkiller testing is different. Candidates are able to use normal coding tools and conventions and to run unit tests to check whether their solutions work. They can also use their DevSkiller’s state-of-the-art IDE, or use their own personal IDE and clone to GIT. Normal conventions that are the everyday norm for good developers.
No. Devskiller has been specially designed so that anyone can use it, regardless of their own technical abilities. Our ready-to-use tests have been prepared by our own IT experts, but you don’t need to be an expert to send them out. One of the other great advantages with DevSkiller testing is that evaluation is carried out automatically, so you can sit back and await the report coming in on which candidates should progress to the next stage.
