I would also strongly suggest revising the basics of the core language you are applying for (regardless of framework). Going for a React interview? Review ES6 features, going for symfony? Check out core php basics! Rails? Ruby is ur friend. Only after that revise the framework itself (this is particularly useful for jr-mid ppl but probably any1 can benefit from). Don t tell them that js classes are actually some React feature 🤣
"JS classes are actually some React feature" that one made me go eeeeeh? 🤣
All valid suggestions, but all I did was share some helpful resources and said that these are a good place to start. 🤷🏻♀️There is clearly a lot more to technical interview prep, and everyone has their own studying and learning style. 🤗
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I would also strongly suggest revising the basics of the core language you are applying for (regardless of framework). Going for a React interview? Review ES6 features, going for symfony? Check out core php basics! Rails? Ruby is ur friend. Only after that revise the framework itself (this is particularly useful for jr-mid ppl but probably any1 can benefit from). Don t tell them that js classes are actually some React feature 🤣
"JS classes are actually some React feature" that one made me go eeeeeh? 🤣
All valid suggestions, but all I did was share some helpful resources and said that these are a good place to start. 🤷🏻♀️There is clearly a lot more to technical interview prep, and everyone has their own studying and learning style. 🤗