I am looking for a job and there was a company in my city, biking distance, that was looking for a
Java developer or .NET developer that was interested in going to study Demandware. I have no experience with the product. I have browsed a little on internet, I know what it is now. Tuning of the product goes in a script language called DMscript. That is a bit like Java or Javascript it seems. (Although in my opinion, Java is nothing like Javascript.)
I have sent them a CV through their website. That was no big effort. To my utter surprise I am invited for an interview.
My questions are:
Is programming in DMscript anything like programming in Java? I wonder why they explicitly ask for a Java programmer. Not a PHP programmer or a Delphi programmer or just any programmer.
Can you give me some links to information what programming Demandware is like. I have browsed and found out what the product exactly is, but not what a Demandware programmer should do exactly.
I am experienced in Java and .NET, but even the last three years I have worked more in C# than Java, and I am still a little confused why they invited me. To me my experience does not really connects with the job description as a programmer. There are other things, like I probably have to go to Germany and Spain and I am fluent in German and Spanish.
The interview is tomorrow, it would be a great help if you can give me some information to prepare for the interview.