I haven’t been active recently since I’m going through interviews, but hope everyone’s doing great here. I’m sharing my notes on the most common topics they asked about. I hope this helps you prepare. - Javascript event loop, things like how call stack, web APIs, and message queue work together. - React virtual DOM and how it’s different from the real DOM. - state management like useState or Context API. - type coercion which just means difference between == and === in JS. - API requests like how you handle loading states of promises and asyncronous errors - CSS specificity which is the difference between using class id tag names - performance questions this doesn't come up often for junior roles, but can be beneficial to know about code splitting or avoiding re renders in React and so on. These are some main topics I’ve noticed. Would love to see your lists if you’ve also found any common questions.

Hi, I am a part time Webflow Developer for year but still not confident to call myself developer because I mostly use templates for project. I did three projects which did not paid well. It's a boring story but that's going to change, now I am part of this wonderful community. I want to become a Full Stack Developer. Happy to meet everyone!

So, earlier today I told myself I was gonna spend a good majority of my Saturday going through the javascript portion. I set a schedule and within the first 10 minutes I started getting sleepy and tired, and prior to that I just listed all my "Whys". So, I told myself I need to change it up, so I stood up and set my laptop higher but putting on a stool on mu desk to keep it at eye level: and I was able to get through a good number of tutorials and exercises. Glad I pushed through,.. felt like a win 😁

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