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What's essential to know to pass Frontend Interviews(entry level)? Feel free to drop srces : r/Frontend

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I know for backend, leetcode is big. But I'm not too sure how exactly I should prep for frontend interviews, I want to be prepared for interviews where they run me through a long list of technical questions, and interviews where I'm doing hands-on coding. Anything helps Been a while but I got asked a ton of CSS, JS and workflow questions. Understand every employer is different. Luckily I wasn't asked to do live coding, would probably choke out. CSS: Explain specificity, what are some common paradigms I follow and explain why, this was less technical and more thought flow, responsive design JS: More technical, call stacks, explain map(), reduce() and filter(), explain all the variable use cases, be able to talk through a real world problem (I think fetching data was the example), talk through a ton of my past projects in very technical detail Workflow: Just prove I know Git, examples on cross browser testing, ways to improve performance, how to keep up to date with the constantly changi

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