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JavaScript job interview questions
What is a difference between var and let in JavaScript?
JavaScript JuniorWhat types of loops exist in JavaScript?
C# JuniorWhat are the ES6+ features you use?
JavaScript JuniorWhat is an event loop in JavaScript?
JavaScript JuniorHow are the 'async' and 'await' keywords used in JavaScript?
JavaScript JuniorWhat is 'this' keyword in JavaScript?
JavaScript JuniorCan you tell me what a promise is?
JavaScript JuniorCan you name two programming paradigms important for JavaScript app developers?
JavaScript JuniorWhat is functional programming?
JavaScript Mid-levelWhat is the difference between classical inheritance and prototypal inheritance?
JavaScript Mid-levelWhat are the pros and cons of functional programming vs object-oriented programming?
JavaScript Mid-levelWhen is classical inheritance an appropriate choice?
JavaScript Mid-levelWhen is prototypal inheritance an appropriate choice?
JavaScript Mid-levelWhat does “favor object composition over class inheritance” mean?
UnknownWhat are two-way data binding and one-way data flow, and how are they different?
UnknownWhat is asynchronous programming, and why is it important in JavaScript?
UnknownWhat are the advantages of using JavaScript?
UnknownWhat are the disadvantages of using JavaScript?
UnknownGive an example of a time that you used functional programming in JavaScript.
UnknownGive an example of a time that you used Prototypal OO in JavaScript.
UnknownWhat is a RESTful Web Service?
ArchitectureHTTP protocolWeb services Mid-levelWhich frameworks are you most familiar with?
UnknownHow experienced are you with MEAN?
UnknownCan you describe what the Module Pattern is?
Design PatternsJavaScript SeniorExplain the concept of closures in JavaScript
JavaScript Mid-levelWhat is hoisting and what do you know about it?
JavaScript Mid-levelExplain lexical scope in JavaScript
JavaScript Mid-levelWhat does prototypal inheritance mean?
JavaScript Mid-levelExplain "this" keyword
JavaScript Mid-level
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