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JavaScript Fundamentals
This hub covers the essential concepts and techniques you need to master JavaScript. Dive into guides, tutorials, and best practices tailored to developers of all levels.
Game Development with JavaScript
Learn JavaScript while building games along the way with pure vanilla JavaScript. No libraries needed.
API Implementations
From connecting to third-party services to building your own endpoints, this hub provides step-by-step guides, best practices, and real-world examples to help you seamlessly incorporate APIs into your projects.
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Get acquainted with cryptography by learning fundamental ciphers, hashes and encryption algorithms.
Developing the Web
Helpful articles for any up and coming web developers and designers
Developer Interview Guides
Interview questions, personal stories and career advice from a 20 year veteran.
ES6 and Beyond
Learn about the latest additions to the JavaScript specification.
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Developer Interview Guides

Interview questions, personal stories and career advice from a 20 year veteran.

🌟 Overview

This resource is packed with tips, sample questions, and strategies to tackle technical challenges with confidence.

Coding interviews have definitely changed during the past 20 years. When I was first starting out as a professional programmer there were fewer programming languages, only a couple of frameworks and the web wasn't as complex as it is today.

Interviews remain the same though. In a sense, they're broken.

One thing is for sure though. If you're actively doing interviews right now, you're probably going to get asked about the Fibonacci Sequence.

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