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📍 Facebook interview experiences:
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3 reasons you think FrontEnd Interviews are hard 🔥

[1] Solving Number of Questions - It’s just an outcome of JS concepts. Learning concepts first is One Time Investment to solve any questions.

[2] Coding all UI Components - It’s just some Logical State + UI + Approach Discussion. Understand Problem Statement, Component State & Flow, discussing with Interviewer.

[3] Learning Web Fundamentals overnight - It’s a constant process to make you a “Good Engineer”. Explore Browser APIs, Security Headers, Limitations, Caching, Rendering Techniques, Performance,..

#frontend
But if you can manage to learn:

1. The fundamental tools of the web (HTML, CSS, JavaScript + git)
2. Frameworks and metaframeworks like Tailwind, React / Vue and NextJS / NuxtJS
3. Soft skills like a great attitude, positive energy, honesty and great communication skills

Then you have what it takes to land that first front-end job.

And remember: You don't need to be an expert in all of these technologies. But having a basic understanding of how they all work together goes a long way.
The key when applying for development jobs is to stand out of the crowd.

Here's 3 easy ways to do just that:

→ A portfolio website with past projects and information about you
→ A LinkedIn account with a professional picture and bio
→ A GitHub profile showing your past activity and code

The first step is all about catching the interest of the company and getting to the interview stage. And with a good portfolio, you already have lots to talk about during the interview + you've shown your actual coding skills.
Use this method to practice your front-end skills or learn a new framework like React or Vue🔥:

1. Google "public API's"
2. Pick any topic you like
3. Fetch some data from the API
4. Display the data in a simple UI

This will teach you a lot of fundamental skills like communicating with an external data source, handling loading/error states, and building intuitive user interfaces.

It'll also be more fun and motivating if you pick a topic you're personally interested in (books, movies, crypto etc.)

And of course you don't need to stop there - feel free to add any features you like. But now you have a solid starting point to work off of.
25 Student TECH Programmes that you should think to be part of 👇

🔹 Google DSC
🔹 Microsoft Student Partner Program
🔹 CNCF ambassador program
🔹 Amazon Future Engineer Program
🔹 Swift Student Challenge - Apple
🔹 GitHub Campus Expert
🔹 AWS Educate Student Ambassador Program
🔹 Microsoft LEAP Apprenticeship Program
🔹 Oracle Student Ambassador Program
🔹 NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute SAP
🔹 Intel Student Ambassador Program
🔹 AnitaB .org Grace Hopper Celebration Scholarships
🔹 IBM Quantum Community Advocate Program
🔹 Red Hat Women in Open Source
🔹 Adobe Campus Leader Program
🔹 OnePlus Student Ambassador Program
🔹 Women Who Code Fellowship Program
🔹 VMware vExpert Program
🔹 Women Techmakers Scholars Program by Google
3 Steps on how to upskill & learn any New Tech as Frontend Engineer 🔥

1. Stop learning just the Code of the Tech. As you know with every version update Code changes. See React, lots of APIs have changed.

2. Every Framework, Library or Tech comes with a purpose to solve a problem. Learn what’s the problem. People don’t release just for show off of New Tech.

3. Don’t just jump to YouTube Tutorial, “15 mins of this Tech, that Tech”. Rather, refer Conferences, Talks, Tech Blogs, Podcasts by the Official People who‘ve built it (No one knows better than them ⚡️)

Source: LinkedIn
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When you learn JavaScript but haven't learned TypeScript yet😂
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Celebrating 10 Years of React

Grab yourself a slice of cake, React is 10 years old. As part of the celebrations, Vercel’s Delba de Oliveira ▶️ hosted a ‘roundtable’ discussion (though the table itself has taken the day off 😁) with Andrew Clark and Sebastian Markbåge talking about the current state of React, Suspense, Server Components, and Actions. - https://vercel.com/blog/10-years-of-react

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