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PhP/Front-End Interview Preparation Sites?
Please throw in the sites that you, or your friends from web dev , were preparing for .
From which do you take questions, tasks, tests for your interviews or where would you take them from?
(I was interviewed for a junior, or I fell behind the times, or indeed the requirements increased x2 times in 1 year).
Example: tyk
And this is generally certification: tyk
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How many interviews did not come - everywhere different questions. Positions are different, companies are different, requirements are different. I never specially prepared, opened vacancies, looked at the requirements and looked at what I did not know. In 80% of vacancies, the requirements are too high. Only one of the !six companies I worked for actually used at least half of what they write.
If it’s for a junior, then probably more emphasis on the YP itself, because these are the basics. Also the basics of the network, the basics of related technologies.
In general, in my opinion, for a junior, the desire and desire to develop is much more important than the knowledge itself.
Your problem is that you are approaching the question from the wrong side. It is important to learn not to complete tasks, but to understand this area of work, then all these tasks will become clear and solvable on their own. And this will help you with topics like: How to learn Javascript correctly?
Design patterns with code and description: https://tproger.ru/translations/design-patterns-fo...
However, it should be remembered that such a pattern, if applied incorrectly or to an inappropriate task, can bring many problems. However, a properly applied template will help solve the problem easily and simply.
There are three types of templates:
structural;
generative;
behavioral.
I also got a job as a junior. The main thing is to say what you know, if the team of norms will train you and you will only enjoy everything. It’s better to honestly find a team that will accept your level and will motivate (not to be confused with incentives!) You to raise it
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