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React Coding Interview Questions on Hooks and Context API

React has become extremely popular, as a JavaScript library for creating user interfaces. As Reacts popularity continues to soar frontend developer interviews often include react interview questions related to React to assess a candidate's coding skills.

React Hooks and Context API are relatively advanced React concepts that development teams want senior candidates to demonstrate expertise in. This blog discusses the top React coding questions on Hooks and Context that experienced React devs should prepare for. Read on to get an overview of the key concepts tested in React interviews, sample code snippets, and online editor links to practice.

1. What Are React Hooks and Why Are They Used?

With the introduction of React Hooks, in version 16.8 you can now use state and other React features without having to write class components. These hooks greatly simplify state management in components, making the code more understandable and facilitating testing. Hooks provide a mechanism to share stateful logic across different components without changing the hierarchy of the components. It is important to understand hooks to create modern React applications.

2. Explain the useState Hook in React.

The useState hook is the foundation of state management in functional components. It allows you to inject React state into function components. When you declare a state variable with useState, you receive a pair: the current state value and a function for updating it. The underlying principle of how useState works is essential to comprehend state management in functional components.

3. How Does useEffect Hook Work?

In functional components, side effects are performed through the useEffect hook. The functionality is similar to componentDidMount, componentDidUpdate, and componentWillUnmount in React class lifecycle methods, but it is unified with one API. Managing side effects like data fetching, subscriptions, or manually updating the DOM from React components is impossible without first understanding useEffect.

4. What is the useContext Hook and Its Use Cases?

UseContext hook is a way of creating common data that is accessible at any level of the component hierarchy without the necessity of passing the props manually to each level. It’s used to communicate data such as user authentication, themes or language preference between components seamlessly. Understanding useContext is vital for effectively controlling data and communication between components in large React applications.

5. Can You Explain Custom Hooks?

Custom Hooks refer to the mechanism to reuse stateful logic in several components. They enable you to pull component logic into functions that can be reused. A custom Hook is a JavaScript function whose name starts with ”use” and can call other Hooks. Knowing how to make and use Custom Hooks can significantly reduce the complexity of your component logic and make your code more maintainable.

Conclusion

This guide summarizes expected react coding interview questions around React Hooks and Context API - two key advanced topics for experienced candidates.

Get hands-on practice with React code examples by trying online code editors on InterviewCraze. Solidifying your React concepts with practical coding will help you confidently tackle interview coding challenges.

Learning resources for each topic equip you to master React developer interview questions. InterviewCraze also provides quantified scorecards from mock interviews with Reactjs experts to highlight areas of improvement. Use the platform to refine your React skills until you fully prepare to impress your next interviewers!

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The most popular JavaScript links of 2019

#469 — January 3, 2020

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JavaScript Weekly

The holiday season is rapidly coming to a close and we're looking forward to not only a new year but the entirety of the Roaring Twenties. Rest assured, the JavaScript world is not going to look the same when 2030 turns up so watch this space! 😄

We'll be back as usual next week, but this week we're taking a look back at 2019 and the most popular things you clicked on. If you didn't read every issue in 2019 (we wouldn't expect you to!) you'll hopefully find a few things worth revisiting here.

Thanks for supporting us — we look forward to keeping you up-to-date in the years to come.

— Peter Cooper and the Cooperpress team

📈 Our most popular links of 2019:

1. The TypeScript Tax: A Cost vs Benefit Analysis — As much as we love JavaScript, this was really a strong year for TypeScript, with it seeming to become the de facto way to bring strong typing to JavaScript. Back in January, Eric Elliott asked "is it worth it?" and presented some critical, data-driven analysis to establish its viability. It was your most clicked link of 2019.

Eric Elliott

2. New ES2018 Features Every JavaScript Developer Should Know — We're now looking forward to ES2020 and we've had ES2019 in 2019 too, but this post remains packed with interesting examples of spread properties within object literals, asynchronous iterators and asynchronous iterables, Promise.prototype.finally, and other features that are still not exactly common to see in the wild.

Faraz Kelhini

The Complete ⚛️ React Learning Path — Take your React to the next level to find out what it is fully capable of with this comprehensive learning path.

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3. 43 JavaScript Questions, With Their Answers Explained — Whether for fun or a job interview, this remains an interesting set of JavaScript-related questions, complete with explanations of the answers.

Lydia Hallie

4. I Don't Hate Arrow Functions (But..) — Arrow functions (=>), as introduced in ES6, have generally been a much welcomed addition to JavaScript but Kyle Simpson reminded us they’re not suitable in every scenario and created an ESLint plugin to help you keep a handle on their use.

Kyle Simpson

5. Responsible JavaScript: A Three Part Series — We originally only linked to part one of this great series where Jeremy Wagner plotted a course to avoid the unnecessary bloat and inaccessible patterns of modern JavaScript trends.. but now you can enjoy part 2 and part 3 too, where he went into more technical depth on bundling and handling third-party scripts.

Jeremy Wagner

6. What’s New in JavaScript — At this year’s Google I/O ’19, Mathias Bynens and Sathya Gunasekaran of the V8 team gave a fantastic 30 minute ‘state of the union’ talk on the state of JavaScript as a language and what new features are being baked in.

Google I/O video

💻 Jobs

JavaScript Developer at X-Team (Remote) — Work with the world's leading brands, from anywhere. Travel the world while being part of the most energizing community of developers.

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Senior Software Engineer, Frontend — Use the latest tech to mold an innovative, empathy-centric experience for creators to order fast, high-quality parts (forging space robots to animatronics).

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📘 The most popular articles & tutorials of 2019

The Cost of JavaScript in 2019 — Addy Osmani presented a 2019 update to his Cost of JavaScript in 2018 article in both video and article forms. If you still want to get a feel for where the true bottlenecks are with JavaScript, this is a must read.

Addy Osmani

Should We Rebrand 'JavaScript'? — This thoughpiece provoked quite a bit of discussion in the community over the problems (or not) with ‘JavaScript’ as a name. I think we'll see more on this front in 2020.

Kieran Potts

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Surma

Practical Ways to Write Better JavaScript — You’re not necessarily going to agree with all of them (e.g. “Use TypeScript”!) but this is a reasonably solid batch of points to think about overall.

Ryland Goldstein

JavaScript Symbols: But Why? — Not played with symbols (a new data type introduced with ES6) yet? This is a gentle way to get up to speed with not only what they are but why you might use them.

Thomas Hunter II

Make 2020 the Year to Master MongoDB. Try Studio 3T Today — Generate driver code for JavaScript, Python, Ruby and more? Build queries fast with our drag & drop editor? Of course.

Studio 3T sponsor

Using Native JavaScript Modules in Production Today — “now, thanks to some recent advances in bundler technology, it’s possible to deploy your production code as ES2015 modules—with both static and dynamic imports—and get better performance than all non-module options currently available.”

Philip Walton

7 Tricks with Resting and Spreading JavaScript Objects — Using modern JS features to merge objects, organize properties, and more.

Joel Thoms

📺 The most popular videos of 2019

▶ Why I Was Wrong About TypeScript — Smells like an opinion-driven talk, but actually covers the history behind compile-to-JS languages, how we got to a point where interest in TypeScript is growing strongly, and why it’s worth taking seriously.

TJ VanToll

▶ Why 0.1 + 0.2 === 0.30000000000000004: Implementing IEEE 754 in JS — Head to your node CLI right now and type in 0.1 + 0.2. If the answer confuses you, this is the video for you. And even if you know why, working with the building blocks behind floating point representations is just cool anyway.

Low Level JavaScript

Video Developer Report - Top Trends in Video Technology 2019

Bitmovin sponsor

▶ Keep Betting on JavaScript — Kyle Simpson presents a history lesson of JavaScript, looks at how a variety of features were (or weren’t) introduced, and compels us to think about the future of the Web and JavaScript as we contribute and ‘place bets’ on technologies.

Kyle Simpson

▶ A Look at Deno: A New(ish!) JavaScript Runtime — Ryan originally created Node about ten years ago but over the past couple of years he’s been working on Deno, a non-Node compatible, TypeScript-focused runtime with some interesting features. (Note: Poor audio until a few minutes in.) I suspect we'll hear a lot more about this in 2020.

Ryan Dahl

🔧 The most popular code & tool releases of 2019

Svelte 3 Released: Rethinking Reactivity — Svelte is one of the most interesting UI frameworks out there as it’s not scared of taking a unique approach. Rather than running in the browser, Svelte runs at build time, compiling your app into more efficient runtime JavaScript. Svelte 3 took some major steps forward, particularly in helping you write less code.

Rich Harris

Mithril.js 2: A JavaScript Framework for Building Brilliant Applications — Mithril is a really neat alternative to things like Vue, React or Angular. It’s very compact and fast (so ideal for mobile), runs a bit closer to vanilla JS than the alternatives, and is great for tying together vanilla JS libraries rather than needing its own alternatives.

Mithril

RunJS: A JavaScript 'Scratchpad' Tool for the Desktop — Write and run JavaScript instantly. Useful for learning, experimenting, or perhaps even creating screencasts, tweets, or similar educational content. Originally macOS only but now supports Windows and Linux too.

Luke Haas

Pixi.js 5: Create Beautiful 2D Web Experiences — Boasts the ‘fastest, most flexible 2D WebGL renderer’ to let you take advantage of hardware acceleration without getting involved in WebGL or 3D concerns. Check out demos for what the code looks like and what you’d use it for. There’s also a Pixi Playground for quickly crafting your own experiments.

PixiJS

Babylon.js 4.0: The (Very) Powerful WebGL Graphics Engine — Such a significant release that they released a 2 minute video trailer for it! Want to play? Enjoy this editable live demo.

Microsoft

Postwoman: An API Request Builder and Tester — A free alternative to Postman, a popular app for debugging and testing HTTP APIs. Postwoman works in the browser and supports HTTP and WebSocket requests as well as GraphQL. Insomnia is a similar tool if you want to run something as a desktop app.

Liyas Thomas

FlexSearch.js: A Full Text Search Library — Claims to outperform all of the alternatives while supporting features like multi-word matching and phonetic transformations. Happy in both the browser and Node.js.

Nextapps GmbH

Just: A JavaScript Task Library from Microsoft — If you’re familiar with Ruby’s rake, it’s a bit like that. Define tasks in JavaScript, run them with just (which works fine without installation using npx) and you get a bunch of nice features like logging and task composition.

Microsoft

Node-RED 1.0 Released — Node RED is a flow-based, visual programming tool (aimed primarily at hardware automation) that’s built on top of Node.js. Despite only reaching 1.0 in 2019, it’s a mature project used in numerous real world IoT projects.

Nick O'Leary

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learninglcom · 6 years ago

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Advanced JavaScript Concepts

Learn modern advanced JavaScript practices and be in the top 10% of JavaScript developers What you'll learn : Advanced JavaScript Practices Object Oriented Programming Functional Programming Scope and Execution Context Inheritance + Prototype Chain Latest features: ES6, ES7, ES8, ES9 Closures Asynchronous JavaScript + Event Loop JavaScript Modules `this` keyword JavaScript Engine and Runtime Error Handling Stack Overflow Memory Leaks Composition vs Inheritance Type Coersion Pass By Reference vs Pass by Value Higher Order Functions IIFE .call(), .apply(), .bind() Interpreter/ Compiler/ JIT Compiler Garbage Collection Hoisting JavaScript best practices Requirements : Any computer will work: Windows, macOS or Linux Basic/Minimal understanding of JavaScript Description : This course is unlike any JavaScript course you will find online. After many years of working with the language, Andrei has taken decades of experience, combining best practices from some of the top developers in the world, to get you to become one of the top performing Javascript developers. You will go from understanding the basics of JavaScript, to learning it to the point that you can teach it to others, impress coworkers, and wow future employers. You will be in the top 10% of JavaScript Programmers by the end of this course. By joining this course you will also get free access to one of the largest online communities and classroom for fullstack developers. This course is the accumulation of years in the field, and combining the best resources, tools, and tutorials out there to create the ultimate JavaScript course that will teach you everything you need to know to be considered a Senior Javascript Developer. Instead of spending years learning advanced Javascript concepts, you can fast track and get the knowledge that senior javascript developers have in just 30 days. With this course you are going to learn beyond just the basics like most online courses. You won't just learn patterns, techniques and best practices. You are going to understand the "why" of the toughest part of the language, to the point that when you get asked any question about Javascript in an interview or in a meeting, you will be able to explain concepts that would truly make people see that you are a senior javascript programmer. Most importantly, you will become a top 10% javascript developer by going beyond the superficial basics that a lot of courses cover. We are going to dive deep and come out the other end a confident advanced javascript developer. I guarantee it. Whether you are a web developer, a React, Angular, Vue.js developer (frontend developer), or a Node.js backend developer, you will benefit from this course because Javascript is at the core of these professions. Some of the topics covered in this course are : Javascript Engine Javascript Runtime Interpreter, Compiler, JIT Compiler Writing Optimized Code Call Stack + Memory Heap Stack Overflow + Memory Leaks Garbage Collection Node.js ES6, ES7, ES8, ES9 features Single Threaded Model Execution Context Lexical Environment Scope Chain Hoisting Function Invocation Function Scope vs Block Scope Dynamic vs Lexical Scope this - call(), apply(), bind() IIFEs Context vs Scope Static vs Dynamically Typed Primitive Types Pass by Reference vs Pass by Value Type Coercion Arrays, Functions, Objects Closures Prototypal Inheritance Class Inheritance Memoization Higher Order Functions Functions vs Objects Scheme + Java in JavaScript OOP (Object Oriented Programming) Private vs Public properties Functional Programming Immutability Imperative vs Declarative code Composition vs Inheritance Currying Partial Application Pure Functions Referential Transparency Compose Pipe Error Handling Asynchronous JavaScript Callbacks, Promises, Async/Await Event Loop + Callback Queue Task Queue + Microtask Queue Concurrency + Parallelism Modules in Javascript The topics you will learn in this course are timeless and will allow you to stay current with any new library or framework that comes out in the javascript ecosystem since you will have the core concepts understood. I guarantee you that you will not find a course as detailed and as well explained as this one at the end of the course I guarantee you that you will be in the top 10% of JavaScript developers or your money back! And remember, By joining this course you will also get access to one of the largest online communities and classroom for full stack developers. See you inside the course! --------------------------- Taught by: Andrei is the instructor of the highest rated Web Development courses on Udemy as well as one of the fastest growing. His graduates have moved on to work for some of the biggest tech companies around the world like Apple, Google, JP Morgan, IBM, etc... He has been working as a senior software developer in Silicon Valley and Toronto for many years, and is now taking all that he has learned, to teach programming skills and to help you discover the amazing career opportunities that being a developer allows in life. Having been a self taught programmer, he understands that there is an overwhelming number of online courses, tutorials and books that are overly verbose and inadequate at teaching proper skills. Most people feel paralyzed and don't know where to start when learning a complex subject matter, or even worse, most people don't have $20,000 to spend on a coding bootcamp. Programming skills should be affordable and open to all. An education material should teach real life skills that are current and they should not waste a student's valuable time. Having learned important lessons from working for Fortune 500 companies, tech startups, to even founding his own business, he is now dedicating 100% of his time to teaching others valuable software development skills in order to take control of their life and work in an exciting industry with infinite possibilities. Andrei promises you that there are no other courses out there as comprehensive and as well explained. He believes that in order to learn anything of value, you need to start with the foundation and develop the roots of the tree. Only from there will you be able to learn concepts and specific skills(leaves) that connect to the foundation. Learning becomes exponential when structured in this way. Taking his experience in educational psychology and coding, Andrei's courses will take you on an understanding of complex subjects that you never thought would be possible. Who this course is for : Developers who want to be considered in the top 10% of JavaScript programmers Bootcamp or online tutorial graduates that want to go beyond the basics Junior JavaScript Developers Junior Web Developers Programmers who don't want to waste time on basics and want to dive deep Download Torrent Read the full article

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Learn to code and become a Web Developer in 2020 with HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, Node.js, Machine Learning & more!

Created by Andrei Neagoie

Last updated 2/2020

English

What you’ll learn

Skills that will allow you to apply for jobs like: Web Developer, Software Developer, Front End Developer, Javascript Developer, and Full Stack Developer

Learn modern technologies that are ACTUALLY being used behind tech companies in 2020

Build 10+ real world Web Development projects you can show off

Build a professional Portfolio Website

Learn best practices to write clean, performant, and bug free code

Master modern Web Development fundamentals as well as advanced topics

Work as a freelance Web Developer

Master beginner and advanced JavaScript topics

Learn React + Redux to build rich front end applications

Build your own full stack websites and applications

Build a complex image recognition app using everything we learn in the course

Become a professional Web Developer and get hired

Use NodeJS to write server-side JavaScript

Learn to implement user authentication

Use Express, SQL and PostgreSQL to create fullstack applications that scale

Master fundamental concepts in Web Development

Requirements

A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux). That’s it!

No previous coding experience is needed

All tools and software used in this course will be free

Prepare to learn real life skills and build real web apps that will get you hired!

Description

Just Updated for 2020! Become a Fullstack Web Developer in 2020 by learning the most in demand skills! This is one of the fastest growing courses on Udemy with 10,000+ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️in the last 6 months. Graduates of this course are now working at companies like Google, Tesla, Amazon, Apple, JP Morgan, Facebook + other top tech companies (…seriously).

Join a live online community of over 180,000+ developers and a course taught by an industry expert that has actually worked both in Silicon Valley and Toronto as a Senior Developer and Tech Lead.

This is the tutorial you’ve been looking for to become a modern web developer in 2020. It doesn’t just cover a small portion of the industry. This covers everything you need to know to get hired: from absolute zero knowledge to being able to put things on your resume that will allow you to live the life you want.

Sounds too good to be true? Give me 5 minutes of your time to explain why I built this Web Development course and what is different here than thousands of other courses all over the internet:

I update the course every month to make sure you learn the most up to date skills! There is no wasted time here. We won’t be using outdated technologies like PHP, WordPress and JQuery. Although still useful, outdated technologies like the above are low paying and demands for them are decreasing. In this course, you will learn the specific technologies that are the most in demand in the industry right now. These include tools and technologies used by the biggest tech companies like Google, Facebook, Instagram, etc… It’s geared specifically for people that want to learn employable skills in 2020.

After finishing this course, you will be able to apply for developer roles, get a promotion, or upgrade your job title as a developer and earn a higher salary. We won’t be taking any shortcuts in this course. You are going to go from absolute zero: where you learn how the internet works. To mastery: where you build an image recognition app using a Machine Learning API (a subset of Artificial Intelligence) and all the other modern technologies that we learn in the course. Most students have commented how the projects in this course have impressed their interviewers and allowed them to get an offer.

This course is taught by an instructor who has worked in Silicon Valley, and one of the top tech companies in Toronto. I have built large scale applications, and have managed teams of developers. I am not an online marketer or a salesman, but a software developer who has worked directly with these technologies. I love programming and believe that there needs to be a course out there that actually teaches valuable real life skills (because most of them are taught by teachers with no work experience).

Your time is valuable and you don’t want to spend thousands of dollars on a bootcamp. You want a course that outlines the best way to become a Web Developer, in simple and well explained terms, so that you fully understand topics instead of watching somebody on your screen and having no clue what is going on. I have taken the best pieces, tools, and practices that I have found over the years, and condensed everything into this course. 50 hours of videos doesn’t mean much if the instructor isn’t engaging or focuses on outdated topics. I made sure that everything covered in this course is efficient and focuses on getting you job ready as soon as possible!

We have a thriving online chat community so you really feel like you are part of a classroom and not just watching videos by yourself. You will have a chance to communicate with fellow students, work on group projects together, and contribute to open source projects. Anytime you have a question, you can ask in many locations and get help right away (including from myself).

The course is designed to give you employable skills so you can get a job. Here is what one student recently wrote after taking the course and being hired right away:

“I’m a self taught dev, who has been out of work for ~6 months. I had some family things that came up that prevented me from seeking permanent employment, so for awhile I was Postmates/Uber delivery driver. After taking this course, I immediately got catapulted back to where I was before, but better equipped and with the knowledge to take on the next job. I had just finished the React section when I went to a recent interview, and it really helped me excel. As of today, I am officially re-employed back in the field, and it is all thanks to this course. I had a blast creating the final project, and FINALLY got around to learning SQL statements, and getting to use them in a project. I’m really ecstatic that Andrei went with teaching relational databases over something like MongoDB, which can also be fun, but is less practical for use on the job. So thanks Andrei , I really enjoyed the course and will be making sure to share it with others who find it helpful. I’m also looking forward to the new ES10 content that was recently added, and going through the DB stuff again when I go to build a personal project.” – J.C.

Think of this course like a Web Developer bootcamp. By the end, you will be comfortable using the below skills and you will be able to put them on your resume:

HTML/HTML5

CSS/CSS3

SemanticUI

Responsive Design

Flexbox

CSS Grid

Bootstrap 4

DOM Manipulation

Javascript (including ES6/ES7/ES8/ES9/ES10)

Asynchronous JavaScript

HTTP/JSON/AJAX

React + Redux

Git + Github

Command Line

Node.js

Express.js

NPM

RESTful API Design

PostgresSQL

SQL

Authentication

Authorization

Scalable Infrastructure

Security

Production and Deployment

You will be taken through online videos and exercises where you will be able to do the following things by the end:

Build real complex applications and websites

Build an image recognition app so you can add it to your portfolio

Go into a job interview confident that you understand the fundamental building blocks of web development and the developer trends in 2020

Be able to go off on your own and grow your skills as a developer, having built a solid foundation

Learn how frontend, servers, and databases communicate and how they all fit together in the eco system

Build your own startup landing page

Go off and work remotely by being a freelance developer that can bid on projects

This course is the accumulation of all of my years working in the industry, learning, and teaching. There is so much information out there, so many opinions, and so many ways of doing things, that unless you have spent the last few years working with these technologies in a company, you will never fully understand. So this course is the answer to that exact problem for you: How to gain experience when you need experience to get hired? I have gone through thousands of coding books, online tutorials and bootcamps. Throughout the years I have taken notes on what has worked and what hasn’t, and I have created this course to narrow down the most efficient way to learn with the most relevant information.

I am 100% confident that you won’t find a course like this out there. We’re not going to be building simple todo applications and cat image sliders. We are going to learn actual practical skills that will put you into the workforce. Some unique sections that you won’t find anywhere else are:

React.js + Redux: You will learn the library that companies like Netflix, Facebook and Instagram use to build fast, scalable applications. This is one of the highest in-demand skill in the industry.

A day in the life of a developer: What will your day to day look like and what tools will you use? I will take you through a sample day at a tech company.

How do you actually deploy a real life app so that it is secure, and won’t get hacked?: How does a real life app get out to the public in a safe and secure way?

What is Machine Learning and how you can harness its power: Whether you have heard about it or not, this is something that you will hear more and more in the coming years. Those who understand the high level concepts and can harness its power will have an advantage.

What does your developer environment on your computer look like?: We will be setting up our computers with all the tools necessary of a developer so you can use the same setup when you go work in the industry.

Why do we teach the above? Because in this day and age, just knowing HTML CSS and Javascript is not good enough, and you won’t be able to grow in your role and command a higher salary. You will learn these things because these are the things you should know in 2020 so that you are miles ahead of the rest.

Make this the year that you took a risk, you learned highly in demand skills, you had new experiences, and you received new opportunities. I hope you join me in this journey.

This is the proudest work I have ever done in my life and I am confident that you won’t find a course better than this.

See you inside!

Taught by:

Andrei is the instructor of the highest rated Web Development course on Udemy as well as one of the fastest growing. His graduates have moved on to work for some of the biggest tech companies around the world like Apple, Google, Amazon, JP Morgan, IBM, UNIQLO etc… He has been working as a senior software developer in Silicon Valley and Toronto for many years, and is now taking all that he has learned, to teach programming skills and to help you discover the amazing career opportunities that being a developer allows in life.

Having been a self taught programmer, he understands that there is an overwhelming number of online courses, tutorials and books that are overly verbose and inadequate at teaching proper skills. Most people feel paralyzed and don’t know where to start when learning a complex subject matter, or even worse, most people don’t have $20,000 to spend on a coding bootcamp. Programming skills should be affordable and open to all. An education material should teach real life skills that are current and they should not waste a student’s valuable time. Having learned important lessons from working for Fortune 500 companies, tech startups, to even founding his own business, he is now dedicating 100% of his time to teaching others valuable software development skills in order to take control of their life and work in an exciting industry with infinite possibilities.

Andrei promises you that there are no other courses out there as comprehensive and as well explained. He believes that in order to learn anything of value, you need to start with the foundation and develop the roots of the tree. Only from there will you be able to learn concepts and specific skills(leaves) that connect to the foundation. Learning becomes exponential when structured in this way.

Taking his experience in educational psychology and coding, Andrei’s courses will take you on an understanding of complex subjects that you never thought would be possible.

See you inside the courses!

Who this course is for:

You want to learn to code and build websites and web apps

You are looking to start a career in Web Development

You know HTML and CSS but want to expand your skills and do more

You want to start your own business or become a freelancer

You want to learn REAL industry skills that are necessary in 2020 to get hired as a web developer and earn a higher salary

You want one course to teach you everything in one place from a senior developer that works in the industry

Size: 17.99GB

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realtalk-princeton · 6 years ago

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What do COS job prospects for seniors look like in the spring? I don't plan on being a programmer long-term, but I do want to work as one for a few years. I just want a decent paying job where I can save up money and develop my programming skills, and company and prestige don't matter to me. But I kinda miscalculated and am not really prepared for this fall's recruiting cycle.

additional context to the last question about COS job prospects in the spring: i'm a cos certificate looking mainly for front-end developer new grad positions, but i'm also perfectly fine settling for an internship that accepts new grads for now

Response from Elodin:

First, my recommendation for this fall would be to just go for it, even if you don’t feel prepared. Few jobs that are open in the fall will still be open in the spring, so it’s not like you’re blowing your shot before you’re ready; the opportunity to take that shot will just disappear if you don’t take it. If you apply and don’t get interviews or bomb your interviews, then it’s the same outcome, but you have lots of application/interview practice. So I’d say go for that regardless of prep level, unless thesis/other senior year stuff is keeping you crazily insanely busy to the point where you can’t even consider it. But yeah, my advice would be just start applying now!

To the actual question -- I don’t have hands-on experience about new grad jobs, since I’m still a junior, but I think your prospects will still be very solid in the spring. You probably won’t get a major tech company; most of the big ones will have (at least mostly) wrapped up recruiting by Dec/Jan. (Though don’t let that deter you from applying if you see an opening! You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take!)

But there are TONS of jobs that aren’t at major companies, and tons of companies hiring in the spring. My girlfriend got an internship at a Fortune 500 company (doing frontend work actually!) in May last spring. And even after that, companies are always hiring. Frontend developers are in high demand, and if you can write half-decent code, you will get job offers!

One last piece of advice -- since you’re looking for front end stuff specifically, if you don’t have React on your resume already, try to get a half-decent project done in React. HackPrinceton would be a good time, or maybe over winter break. Everyone and their mother is hiring for React these days, I hear, so if you can say you have experience in it, that will get lots of people interested!

Good luck! Recruiting can be a grind, but you got this!!

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Hi,This continues a prior thread somewhat. It's somewhat of an update. I have created a spec document that has an addendum RFP (a contractor may use my template or come up with their own, but it sets out expectations of what I want them to produce insofar as a plan). I've budgeted hundreds of thousands in work orders before, so I'm sure my RFP is explanatory :) .. I might be going overboard for a small budget. My spec document is 16 pages for a simple maps component. I request specifically named actions/events, for instance. I don't care about implementation, but this is more to ensure I get the work product they contracted to build (else I don't pay).Right now I have one interested person, but he left me a Master Service Agreement in my inbox without actually giving me a proposal or budget. I'm not going to sign it as his website doesn't offer any real testimonial of his work.My thinking is that I can find someone on Upwork or similar who is senior level to write up a proper proposal.My question here for community is this: how do you minimize the waste of time sorting through candidates who aren't actually serious? Where do you draw that line that everybody has limited time, and for a simple part-time job, you can't expect people to go through all the usual hoops of interviewing?The most I'm fine to risk for a starting work order and not care is $500. Ideally I pay someone ~$2,000 and get a maps component and WordPress REST component. Thereafter, $2k/month is very simple for me to rationalize.My requirements are somewhat specific. I want the application built in Vue but without Vue-Loader (i.e. Webpack). So far I've gotten a number of junior dev's who went to code school for React and want to tell me they're OK with part-time Vue.js work when what they really want is full-time React work in an office.I imagine if I post on Upwork I'll get all kinds of goofballs who actually aren't serious about Vue.js at all. Then there are those who will want the job but really are searching not for job #2 to work on part-time but they want a full-time job. This means that they'll leave when they can and I'll need to incur whatever turnover costs. Then again, I can't seriously expect loyalty in today's market, nor for the budget I can allocate.Just soliciting general advice. Thanks!Also, do you re-solicit anyone who has shown interest if they ghost? I feel like this is a bit desperate but for the right candidate do you nudge them to check in? We expect this behavior from recruiters but not stakeholders is what my gut says to me.It's worth noting perhaps as well that I'm very reasonable with payment terms. Willing to use an Escrow service so contractor knows the money is there and set aside so long as they fulfill requirements and that they'll be paid on time etc.

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jobisitejobs · 8 years ago

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Senior Frontend Developer React/Angular with Sapient

The position listed below is not with New York Interviews but with SapientNew York Interviews is a private organization that works in collaboration with government agencies to promote emerging careers. Our goal is to connect you with supportive resources to supplement your skills in order to attain your dream career. New York Interviews has also partnered with industry leading consultants & training providers that can assist during your career transition. We look forward to helping you reach your career goals! If you any questions please visit our contact page to connect with us directly Job Description - Senior Frontend Developer (React/Angular) (226469) Job Description Senior Frontend Developer (React/Angular) ( Job Number: 226469) Description INTERACTIVE DEVELOPER (React) At Sapient Global Markets we are quite literally on the front line of the biggest issues facing the global capital market industry today investment banks, asset management firms, wealth managers, oil and energy firms, and government and regulatory agencies. Driving transformation and leading change within these industries requires big thinkers who bring insight, knowledge, technical acumen and passion for innovation. What we offer is the opportunity to join a recogniz ... Associated topics: d3js, front end, js, jsp, html, reactjs, web application, web application programmer, web design, wordpress SeniorFrontendDeveloper(ReactAngular)withSapient from Job Portal http://www.jobisite.com/extrJobView.htm?id=90560

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Senior Frontend Developer React/Angular with Sapient

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jobisite11 · 8 years ago

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Senior Web Developer with Adam Jacobs

The position listed below is not with New York Interviews but with Adam JacobsNew York Interviews is a private organization that works in collaboration with government agencies to promote emerging careers. Our goal is to connect you with supportive resources to supplement your skills in order to attain your dream career. New York Interviews has also partnered with industry leading consultants & training providers that can assist during your career transition. We look forward to helping you reach your career goals! If you any questions please visit our contact page to connect with us directlyRESPONSIBILITIESImplement and configure standard company products for clients (e.g., website launches, redesigns, 3rd party integrations)Troubleshoot issues that arise in the course of configuring solutions and ensure these issues are ultimately resolved to the satisfaction of the clientEnsure that custom integrations and features are supported across a variety of web browsers and platformsDevelop quality, front-end code and modules following industry standards and best practicesUpdate and maintain documentation in an organized manner following company guidelinesCommunicate status and identify issues affecting ability to complete tasks in a timely mannerAct as a technical liaison between the support desk and the professional services teamResponsibilities will split with custom client feature development and production defect response and maintenanceProvide leadership and mentorship to other development resources working with Professional Services, including offshore and freelancersSKILLS/EXPERIENCEEducationExperience: 4yeardegree, BS Computer Science or Engineering a plus5years experience in web application / front-end developmentStrong JavaScript development skills, understanding of new ES6 concepts, and proficiency in React, Angular or other modern JS frameworksExpert knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, DOM are mustsExperienceworking with AJAX, JSON, XML, XSLTKnowledge of Bootstrap framework a plusA strong understanding of web application development best practicesHave experiencewith Single Page Application developmentKnowledge of test driven front end development and frameworksUnderstanding of GIT command line or terminal ExperiencewithAgile Software life cycle developmentA sincere commitment to crafting readable and reliable codeDeep understanding of the troubleshoot process a plusGreat attention to detail and ability to provide consistent and timely responsesMust be able to work independently, multi-task and prioritize responsibilitieswith shifting prioritiesExcellent interpersonal skills with a strong ability to develop and enhance relationships with peers Associated topics: asp, css3, ecmascript, frontend, front end, jquery, jsp, reactjs, web application programmer, website SeniorWebDeveloperwithAdamJacobs from Job Portal http://www.jobisite.com/extrJobView.htm?id=87845

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udemytutorialfreedownload · 5 years ago

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The Complete Web Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery

Learn to code and become a Web Developer in 2020 with HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, Node.js, Machine Learning & more!

What you'll learn The Complete Web Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery

Skills that will allow you to apply for jobs like Web Developer, Software Developer, Front End Developer, Javascript Developer, and Full Stack Developer

Learn modern technologies that are ACTUALLY being used behind tech companies in 2020

Build 10+ real-world Web Development projects you can show off

Build a professional Portfolio Website

Learn best practices to write clean, performant, and bug-free code

Master modern Web Development fundamentals as well as advanced topics

Work as a Freelance Web Developer

Master beginner and advanced JavaScript topics

Learn React + Redux to build rich front end applications

Build your own full-stack websites and applications

Build a complex image recognition app using everything we learn in the course

Become a professional Web Developer and get hired

Use NodeJS to write server-side JavaScript

Learn to implement user authentication

Use Express, SQL, and PostgreSQL to create full-stack applications that scale

Master fundamental concepts in Web Development

Requirements

A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux). That's it!

No previous coding experience is needed

All tools and software used in this course will be free

Prepare to learn real-life skills and build real web apps that will get you hired!

Description

Think of this course as a Web Developer Bootcamp. By the end, you will be comfortable using the below skills and you will be able to put them on your resume:

HTML/HTML5

CSS/CSS3

SemanticUI

Responsive Design

Flexbox

CSS Grid

Bootstrap 4

DOM Manipulation

Javascript (including ES6/ES7/ES8/ES9/ES10)

Asynchronous JavaScript

HTTP/JSON/AJAX

React + Redux

Git + Github

Command Line

Node.js

Express.js

NPM

RESTful API Design

PostgresSQL

SQL

Authentication

Authorization

Scalable Infrastructure

Security

Production and Deployment

You will be taken through online videos and exercises where you will be able to do the following things by the end:

Build real complex applications and websites

Build an image recognition app so you can add it to your portfolio

Go into a job interview confident that you understand the fundamental building blocks of web development and the developer trends in 2020

Be able to go off on your own and grow your skills as a developer, having built a solid foundation

Learn how frontend, servers, and databases communicate and how they all fit together in the ecosystem

Build your own startup landing page

Go off and work remotely by being a freelance developer that can bid on projects

A day in the life of a developer: What will your day to day look like and what tools will you use? I will take you through a sample day at a tech company.

How do you actually deploy a real-life app so that it is secure, and won't get hacked?: How does a real-life app get out to the public in a safe and secure way?

Why do we teach the above?

Node JS: Advanced Concepts

Learn Flutter & Dart to Build iOS & Android Apps [2020]

The Ultimate MySQL Bootcamp: Go from SQL Beginner to Expert

The Complete Node.js Developer Course (3rd Edition)

Who this course is for:

You want to learn to code and build websites and web apps

You are looking to start a career in Web Development

You know HTML and CSS but want to expand your skills and do more

You want to start your own business or become a freelancer

You want to learn REAL industry skills that are necessary for 2020 to get hired as a web developer and earn a higher salary

You want one course to teach you everything in one place from a senior developer that works in the industry

The Complete Web Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery

Created by Andrei Neagoie Last updated 3/2020 English English [Auto-generated] Size: 17.43 GB

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rafi1228 · 6 years ago

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Learn modern advanced JavaScript practices and be in the top 10% of JavaScript developers

Highest Rated

Created by Andrei Neagoie

Last updated 3/2019

English

This course includes

23.5 hours on-demand video

24 articles

Full lifetime access

Access on mobile and TV

Certificate of Completion

What you’ll learn

Advanced JavaScript Practices

Object Oriented Programming

Functional Programming

Scope and Execution Context

Inheritance + Prototype Chain

Latest features: ES6, ES7, ES8, ES9

Closures

Asynchronous JavaScript + Event Loop

JavaScript Modules

`this` keyword

JavaScript Engine and Runtime

Error Handling

Stack Overflow

Memory Leaks

Composition vs Inheritance

Type Coersion

Pass By Reference vs Pass by Value

Higher Order Functions

IIFE

.call(), .apply(), .bind()

Interpreter/ Compiler/ JIT Compiler

Garbage Collection

Hoisting

JavaScript best practices

Course content

all 211 lectures 23:49:31

Requirements

Any computer will work: Windows, macOS or Linux

Basic/Minimal understanding of JavaScript

Description

This course is unlike any JavaScript course you will find online. After many years of working with the language, Andrei has taken decades of experience, combining best practices from some of the top developers in the world, to get you to become one of the top performing Javascript developers. You will go from understanding the basics of JavaScript, to learning it to the point that you can teach it to others, impress coworkers, and wow future employers. You will be in the top 10% of JavaScript Programmers by the end of this course.

By joining this course you will also get free access to one of the largest online communities and classroom for fullstack developers.

This course is the accumulation of years in the field, and combining the best resources, tools, and tutorials out there to create the ultimate JavaScript course that will teach you everything you need to know to be considered a Senior Javascript Developer.

Instead of spending years learning advanced Javascript concepts, you can fast track and get the knowledge that senior javascript developers have in just 30 days.

With this course you are going to learn beyond just the basics like most online courses. You won’t just learn patterns, techniques and best practices. You are going to understand the “why” of the toughest part of the language, to the point that when you get asked any question about Javascript in an interview or in a meeting, you will be able to explain concepts that would truly make people see that you are a senior javascript programmer.

Most importantly, you will become a top 10% javascript developer by going beyond the superficial basics that a lot of courses cover. We are going to dive deep and come out the other end a confident advanced javascript developer. I guarantee it. Whether you are a web developer, a React, Angular, Vue.js developer (frontend developer), or a Node.js backend developer, you will benefit from this course because Javascript is at the core of these professions.

Some of the topics covered in this course are:

Javascript Engine

Javascript Runtime

Interpreter, Compiler, JIT Compiler

Writing Optimized Code

Call Stack + Memory Heap

Stack Overflow + Memory Leaks

Garbage Collection

Node.js

ES6, ES7, ES8, ES9 features

Single Threaded Model

Execution Context

Lexical Environment

Scope Chain

Hoisting

Function Invocation

Function Scope vs Block Scope

Dynamic vs Lexical Scope

this – call(), apply(), bind()

IIFEs

Context vs Scope

Static vs Dynamically Typed

Primitive Types

Pass by Reference vs Pass by Value

Type Coercion

Arrays, Functions, Objects

Closures

Prototypal Inheritance

Class Inheritance

Memoization

Higher Order Functions

Functions vs Objects

Scheme + Java in JavaScript

OOP (Object Oriented Programming)

Private vs Public properties

Functional Programming

Immutability

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