Frontend interview tips
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with Dylan C. Israel
Course level: Intermediate
Learn how to nail that frontend interview with an experienced developer who has been on both sides of the interview table!
What's inside
This course contains 23 interactive screencasts
You'll learn
Falsy Values
const vs let vs var
Double vs triple equal
map() vs filter() vs reduce()
undefined vs null
Data Types
Spread & Rest Operators
Destructuring Objects and Arrays
Git Fundamentals
Agile & Scrum
CSS Selectors
Responsive Design
Number Issues
Promises
Pass by value vs pass by reference
Five questions to be prepared for
Five preparation tips
Got any questions for me?
GitHub tips
LinkedIn tips
Resume tips
Job search strategy
Prerequisites
Before taking this course, you should have a solid understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Meet your teacher
Dylan C. Israel
I teach tens of thousands of students monthly about web development.
Follow me on twitterWhy this course rocks
If you're looking to become a developer, it's never a bad idea to brush up on your frontend interview skills. This course is the perfect place to do it. Led by our popular teacher, Dylan Israel, you’ll practice technical questions such as
You'll also get valuable tips on how to polish your GitHub and LinkendIn profiles, and an awesome job search strategy. Let’s get nailing those interviews!
This course is also a part of our hugely popular Front-End Devloper Career Path.
to the QWho is this course for?
This course will benefit anyone who wants to brush up on their skills before heading to a frontend interview. You can also use it to check whether your skills are where they need to be before you start applying.
Are these real interview questions?
These are questions which are often found in frontend developer interviews, especially for junior positions. While we can't guarantee that exactly these questions will come up, they will give you a good idea of what to expect when you hit the interview room.
