JavaScript interview: Learn functional programming with solving coding challenges
Dimitri Ivashchuk
This collection gathers lessons that resemble JavaScript interview coding assignments and teaches you to write quality, readable and reusable code. It's always frustrating when you learn the language for months and then some tricky question at the interview stops you from getting a job. Follow the lessons in this collection and be prepared for tricky coding challenges!
Although solving coding assignments is pretty important the true value of the collection lies in the approaching problems correctly, using shortcuts where it's needed and writing verbose code where necessary.
This collection starts with an overview of how to set up a scratchpad in VSCode using quokka.js, so you can follow the lesson in an easier fashion, as this is the technology used to explain concepts! It is followed with an explanation of how to write arrow functions as those are also frequently used throughout the playlist.
!!! New content is still getting added to the collection !!!
Learner Reviews
- What did you like about this course?
A good selection of tasks with clearly explained solutions.
Learner3 years ago - What did you like about this course?
Really nice, concise and clear instruction here. Also, great demo of the Quokka extension for VS Code.
John Davis3 years ago - What did you like about this course?
The fun of FP with JS. Great ways to solve these problems using the power of the language. Oh, and Quokka is fantastic!!! Hadn't used it before but found it delightful.
Justin Seiter3 years ago - What did you like about this course?
Wonderful. Explained in such an easy way. (I failed "check anagram" in an interview and after looking this explanation, I look like a dumb)
Shahid Khan3 years ago - What did you like about this course?
Thank you, I really enjoyed this course.
Learner4 years ago - How will you use what you learned from this course?
I think that there are a lot of possible input values but in general are an excellent responses. Good tricks. Thanks!!
Carlos4 years ago
