For the Facebook question, just "cheat"...just create a wrapper around the built-in JS web-animation API and be done with it in 2 seconds (elm.animate(...)). The built-in isn't third party and technically not breaking directions...so...half cheating, I guess. No need to re-invent the wheel...
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For the Facebook question, just "cheat"...just create a wrapper around the built-in JS web-animation API and be done with it in 2 seconds (
elm.animate(...)). The built-in isn't third party and technically not breaking directions...so...half cheating, I guess. No need to re-invent the wheel...Generally speaking, most interview questions are given despite well known methods / libraries being around that have already solved a problem! I have often been asked to implement lodash methods for example, even though in the real world, I'd just use lodash.