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7 Super Useful Resources for Front-end Interview Preparation

Chetan Mahajan — Wed, 21 Aug 2024 12:35:02 +0000

Getting ready for a frontend interview can feel overwhelming. But with the right resources, you can make the process easier and more manageable.

Whether you're refreshing your JavaScript skills, practicing coding challenges, or studying system design, it's important to have access to clear and detailed materials.

In this guide, we've gathered some of the best platforms and tools to help you succeed in your frontend interviews.

Front-end Interview Kit

This interview kit provides all-around resources. It has simplified answers with diagrams and easy-to-understand language.

This kit is suitable for those with 1-5 years of experience. It includes:

JavaScript Interview Questions and Answers
React Interview Questions and Answers
HTML Interview Questions and Answers
CSS Interview Questions and Answers
Sass Interview Questions and Answers
Frontend Cheatsheets
Mindmaps of Important Topics
Resume Templates
Coding Assignments

Click here to download the interview kit.

BFE.dev

A focused platform that provides a variety of frontend interview questions and coding challenges. It covers essential JavaScript concepts and offers explanations to reinforce learning.

Visit BFE.dev

Frontend Interview Handbook

This resource serves as a comprehensive guide for preparing for frontend interviews. It includes topics such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and system design, with common interview questions and strategies.

Visit Frontend Interview Handbook

GreatFrontend

A detailed guidebook that offers a structured study plan for frontend interviews. It includes quizzes, coding challenges, and essential topics to cover, making it a great resource for focused preparation.

Visit GreatFrontend

H5BP Front-end Developer Interview Questions

A curated list of common frontend developer interview questions covering various topics like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It’s a useful resource for understanding what to expect in interviews.

Visit H5BP

YouTube Channels (e.g., Frontend Engineer, Web Dev Simplified)

Several YouTube channels offer valuable insights into frontend development topics, coding challenges, and system design. These can be great for visual learners looking to enhance their understanding.

Frontend Engineer YouTube

DevTools.tech

A resource that compiles various frontend interview questions and coding challenges. It’s designed to help candidates prepare effectively for technical interviews.

Visit DevTools.tech

Fetch Data From API using JavaScript

Chetan Mahajan — Thu, 14 Jul 2022 11:39:37 +0000

Fetch is a powerful API for retrieving data from web services. It lets you send requests to web servers and fetch the response as a JavaScript object.

The fetch object has properties for headers, status, and content. You can use these properties to specify the desired information in your request.

Additionally, fetch supports promises, so you can use them to make sure that your requests are handled correctly.

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7 Good Habits for Software Developers

Chetan Mahajan — Mon, 26 Jul 2021 15:40:30 +0000

Good Habits make good people, We are what our habits are. So to become a good software engineer I have discovered good habits which can make you great software developers.

1. Check Startup Websites/Apps

Every day we heard the news of successful startups that are changing the lives or lifestyles of people. It's because of innovation almost every startup brings new idea with new innovation. So if we make a habit of checking their innovation, features, data representation we get many ideas from them and can adopt them in our work.

2. Read Code

When we read we learn from other people experience that saves our lot of time. We can apply the same principle here. If you read open source from great developers or open-source of big companies we get a lot of ideas of how to write better code and find a solution to difficult tasks. You can do it by searching your technology name on GitHub or see open source projects from company official websites by googling them.

3.Use Pinterest

If you search any term you will get ideas about it on Pinterest. As we are software developers we can get ideas about UI/UX and How to represent data on our website or app. So before starting to work on the new feature it's a good habit to get ideas from Pinterest by searching terms related to our task.

4.Connect with Nature

Always take breaks while working for long hours, When we connect with nature we feel fresh and get more ideas and become more creative.

5.Ready Daily

Leaders are readers!. Technology changes fast. To stay ahead of competition read articles, blogs, videos, news, and books. By reading related to your domain and technology from blogs, videos, or other mediums you get knowledge about what's going on in the world and what we can adopt in our work.

6.Build Daily

Knowledge is potential power, Action is real power!. Apply your knowledge by taking action daily. When we write a code daily we learn how to write, better and optimized code. And for the next task, it requires less time than the last one. It's an important habit for you to write a code daily (I also code on the weekend :) ) to become an expert in your field.

7.Follow great content creators

Almost every person spends 2-3 hours daily on social media. If we use this same time to learn 2-3 things every day from social media we will have 600-700 topics knowledge in a year. So follow good content creators/influencers on social media to learn new things.

How to find the best web development stack to learn

Chetan Mahajan — Sat, 03 Jul 2021 13:14:26 +0000

Hello, I am the founder of www.developerupdates.com and Instagram Influencers with 1,70,000+ followers on(@richwebdeveloper and @newjavascript) and helping thousands of people to improve their web development skills by bringing them useful content.

Finding and choosing the right web development stack is very difficult for everyone. I get too many messages for which is the best development stack to learn, which is the best technologies to learn, react or angular and etc.

So I have decided to develop a tool that guides us to choose the right development stack based on current skills(If any).

Check out this tool

If you want to become a Front-end developer, backend developer, or Full-stack developer this tool will guide you with the best technologies to learn with details of each technology.

You will get details of

Best programming language to learn
Information about programming languages and technology
Why this technology/programming language is used
Best YouTube Tutorials
Best Udemy courses
Best Website Tutorials

After using this tool if you still have questions please feel free to message me on Instagram Page, I will try to give my best.

Thank You!