Have a full stack interview coming up and first stage is Front-end, I am good with LC but I don't exactly know how to prepare for ES6 type interviews (have been using Node.js for personal projects since 2016 so I am not completely new to JS), I have failed a few in the past, how exactly do you guys prepare for these? Any LC like site for them? TC: New Grad
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So if it's actually front-end, I would focus on your front-end fundamentals. HTML, CSS, and the basics of manipulating that with JS. Add in some react or some other view layer of you like, but I'm very interested in whether you know what proper elements to use to build a UI. ES6 comprehension isn't even on my radar. All of that may sound trite, but you'd be surprised how many candidates think using divs everywhere is satisfactory. I haven't tried it, but this looks cool for challenges: https://codier.io/
Good luck btw. I'd love to hear how it turns out.