Over the course of the last few weeks I’ve gotten quite a large number of coding challenges. Some on HackerRank and some just e-mailed directly to you.
Job searching and intervieiwng at the same time is a struggle. Even worse when you’re trying to making a career shift, maintain some semblance of competancy at work and not let your employer know you’re considering quitting. Job searching is never easy, and its not much easier when you’re jobless. But that’s a different kind of issue. But if you’re looking for a job while currently working one. Just remember, don’t search for a job on a work computer. Don’t work on your resume either. And especially don’t use your work email while applying for a new job.
I recently went to an interview where they asked me the Triple Step (Using 1,2,4 instead of 1,2,3) problem. They were pretty surprised with the answer I came up with since most of the time its solved recursively. So I thought I’d make a quick blog post about it.
Earlier this week I started my job search and noticed that Angular(version 2 usually, AngularJS is a whole different beast) pops up almost as regularly as React. Some of you might be wondering what exactly is Angular? Well, they’re both Javascript frameworks regularly used in the front-end. However, its a bit unfair to compare them since React is relatively barebones without most of it’s libraries and Angular is a full blown framework. But they’re often compared anyways.
I’ve always had a bit of trouble understanding 3 things in Javascript. So we’ll go over them so noone makes the same mistakes I do!