Gone through OOP principles, some language specific ( I mean really specific) questions, data structures and their comparison (advantages - disadvantages), SQL, HTML, CSS, Javascript. At the end they gave a coding problem and asked me to solve it on a paper (don't worry, they don't care about the syntax. They want to see you can design and apply a simple algorithm).
HTML basics and JS basics ?
Question Regarding the task: Who could you improve the implementation?
- Introduce yourself - What tech stack do you know - Attribute and property difference - Oops 4 pillars - strict mode in js and react js - anonymous function, how it is different from normal function? - What is DOM? - == & === difference - div and span tag and its diference - Code - fibonacci problem - what is react ? - pros and cons of react - keys in react - functional and class based components difference - difference ways to style react - react life cycle methods ## Technical Round 2 - Introduce yourself - asked github project - how did you called an api ? - what is async and await ? - what is closures? - what is hoisting? - var, let and const - jquery question - jumper number - merge sorted array
Are you comfortable with using Grid?
what could be considered a pitfall of sass / scss?
How do you write middleware? How do you define a column layout using css grid?
What is the importance of diversity in the workplace?
What is the 'this' keyword mean
How would you create this interface and add routes to go from sign in to sign up as a single page application. https://dribbble.com/shots/6371155-Sign-in-Sign-up-UI/attachments
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