rohan-paul/awesome-javascript-interviews

This repository is a large self-study collection built by one developer while preparing for their first full-stack JavaScript job. It covers the kinds of questions that come up in technical interviews for JavaScript, React, Node.js, and related web technologies, with explanations and working code examples alongside each topic. The author notes that many of the questions included are ones they personally encountered in actual interviews, and that assembling this material was part of how they landed their first developer role. The content is organized into major sections by topic. The JavaScript sections cover foundational concepts like how the language handles the keyword this, how prototypal inheritance works, how closures behave, and what happens with asynchronous code using promises and async/await. There are also dedicated sections for Node.js, React, Redux, Angular, MongoDB, HTML, CSS, and Git, each covering the questions that interviewers tend to ask about those technologies. Beyond the technical questions, the repository includes a large collection of supporting resources: links to coding challenge platforms for practice, collections of solved LeetCode problems, solutions for problems from a well-known interview preparation book, and notes on system design interviews, which test a candidate's ability to think through how large software systems are built. There is also a practical section aimed at the job search itself. It lists websites where developers can look for positions, including platforms for remote work, startup jobs, freelance work, and jobs specifically for junior developers. There are additional lists for women-focused job boards and for roles in specific technology areas like React and iOS. The author maintains a presence on YouTube, Kaggle, and LinkedIn where they post content related to machine learning and deep learning, which has become their primary focus since the repository was created. The full README is longer than what was shown.