Sir, I don't know how to say thanks to you. A big hug to you. I got selected to largest IT company in India for react position by following you tutorial. Accidentally I noticed your videos in train while going for interview from Trivandrum to Bangalore. What I say. It's 80 percent question were from Ur tips. Performed well and got selected. Thank you so much for changing my life.
@@Techsithtube Sure. Keep posting. Most impressive answers I guess is about react redux saga workflow. Also closures on real use. Promise, then as usual States and props etc. :)
I've watched all 4 parts I don't know how many times now. I love how you approached this with breaking up these Q&A'S into series. I have went from not knowing the answers to knowing them. Not just knowing them to know them, but knowing them by applying them in personal projects. I thought I totally subbed by now, but I just did now!!! Thank you for these vids! I plan on watching some more of your playlists!
I watched all React interview questions videos, seems the questions are very easy, I learned React around one month and I am working now as a React dev around one month. I will try to watch all your React videos to improve my skills better. Thanks mate!!!
You're always spot on - even if we all know about these concepts, defining and scoping them for Interview is a skill and lot of hardwork. Thank you for helping the community, you're really doing the best in whole lot
Thanks again I watched all of your videos. I haven't worked in React for about 6 months (C# & .NET -> took a while to grasp) so it was a real refreshing look at how to prepare. React truly is fun to work with. Cheers :-)
oh my god .. Thank you so much .. i have given around 20 + interviews in last 1.5 month . and i have 5+ offers in hand but still sometime it's hard to explain some topics correctly . but not now ..... Thanks a lot.
Is the advice to use arrow functions in event handlers correct? Considering arrow functions are created fresh on each loop it could mean any child components receiving new props. Field class syntax is a better approach if you don't want to use binding.
Humm. I was surprised when you said that binding functions to the class context in the constructor might slow down the application, that using arrow functions would be faster. Is that really true, thought? I was equally surprised when you said that writing a class component might be faster than writing a functional component, although that's easier to assume since there would be no state or implicate life cycle functions in a functional component. In either case, I would assume that the compiled, webpack(ed) application would be optimized to remove unnecessary classes.
I agree I don't see how using arrow functions would be any faster than binding in the constructor, unless the call to .bind is really a lot slower than the arrow function but, I was under the impression it was pretty much doing that behind the scenes anyways. Either way, this seems like it would be really negligible in terms of a speed difference
Hi thanks for the detailed explanation in each point. You would like to translate the same content which you mentioned in the video to people's native language like telugu tamil hindhi? let me know
Such good videos! SuperLike. Cleared up a lot, I can build basic React apps, will I get asked any questions on data structures or algorithms? because I am terrible at them
I attended a so-called React Interview but I have been asked three questions that couldn't answer. Question #1: Think you are a Full Stack Developer and your project takes data from another API supplier and you do not have control over it, the API brings data about Weather forecasts and current temperature but API takes 6 seconds to bring data, How can you solve this problem for better user experience on showing current temperature? Question #2: You have an application that generates a PDF report for the user, the user selects some filters and according to filters your application creates a PDF report for the user. Whatever the selected filters are, app generates report in 10 minutes and there is no way to decrease this duration. In this case, what kind of solution you can present for the best user experience. Question #3: Interviewer explained about Technical Debt and then asked, you have code that has been written without considering best practices and readability of the code, in which cases you chose to leave this code like (without refactoring). Give some cases that you may need to deliver code without refactoring for best readability. On the other hand, let's say, you have enough time to refactor the code but your manager told you to leave it like that what you would do? For which type of companies technical debt is more important Enterprises or Startups? I couldn't find any React relation on these questions? I Tried to give answers on Frontend and React Basis especially for the first question, interviewer stopped me and told me that I am not asking on React basis, you must assume that you are a Full Stack Developer. Note : Position was for React Developer, not for Fullstack Dev.
well, I think it's wrong that arrow function is faster, I thought it should be the same as bound function, but please check this article here medium.com/@charpeni/arrow-functions-in-class-properties-might-not-be-as-great-as-we-think-3b3551c440b1#:~:text=Arrow%20functions%20in%20class%20properties%20are%20much%20slower%20than%20bound,going%20to%20pass%20it%20around.
@@Techsithtube NO!... In Developers tools we can get a tab for the profiler. 2. Please make a series on ReactJS PWA. **** 3. Nodejs Interview 4. continue the JS interviews(algorithms) 5. new Intl methods **** 6. navigator.vibrate, JS sensor methods. ( th-cam.com/video/EZpdEljk5dY/w-d-xo.html ). Thank you
Watched all four of them for the second time. Thank you for making these videos.
Man, you're a hero. You're talking about the most important things of this stupid industry.
Sir, I don't know how to say thanks to you. A big hug to you. I got selected to largest IT company in India for react position by following you tutorial. Accidentally I noticed your videos in train while going for interview from Trivandrum to Bangalore. What I say. It's 80 percent question were from Ur tips. Performed well and got selected. Thank you so much for changing my life.
Firos, I am happy for you. Keep working hard and you will be successful. Good luck with your new job.
@@Techsithtube Sure. Keep posting. Most impressive answers I guess is about react redux saga workflow. Also closures on real use. Promise, then as usual States and props etc. :)
I've watched all 4 parts I don't know how many times now. I love how you approached this with breaking up these Q&A'S into series. I have went from not knowing the answers to knowing them. Not just knowing them to know them, but knowing them by applying them in personal projects. I thought I totally subbed by now, but I just did now!!! Thank you for these vids! I plan on watching some more of your playlists!
Glad it help . I am planning to make more such videos .
I watched all React interview questions videos, seems the questions are very easy, I learned React
around one month and I am working now as a React dev around one month. I will try to watch all your React videos to improve my skills better. Thanks mate!!!
Thanks for watching eugeniu.
You're always spot on - even if we all know about these concepts, defining and scoping them for Interview is a skill and lot of hardwork. Thank you for helping the community, you're really doing the best in whole lot
Thanks again I watched all of your videos. I haven't worked in React for about 6 months (C# & .NET -> took a while to grasp) so it was a real refreshing look at how to prepare. React truly is fun to work with. Cheers :-)
Gil , Thanks for watching!
you're doing a great job. ( Thumbs up * 2 )
Thanks for watching Jatin
15:18 important clue to the candidates :)
:)
oh my god ..
Thank you so much ..
i have given around 20 + interviews in last 1.5 month .
and i have 5+ offers in hand but still sometime it's hard to explain some topics correctly .
but not now .....
Thanks a lot.
woww sir what an explanations/....pls dont stop sir....
Is the advice to use arrow functions in event handlers correct? Considering arrow functions are created fresh on each loop it could mean any child components receiving new props. Field class syntax is a better approach if you don't want to use binding.
@Darren, I agree, if you are not using 'this' inside your function, dont make it arrow function. Thanks for pointing it out.
Humm. I was surprised when you said that binding functions to the class context in the constructor might slow down the application, that using arrow functions would be faster. Is that really true, thought? I was equally surprised when you said that writing a class component might be faster than writing a functional component, although that's easier to assume since there would be no state or implicate life cycle functions in a functional component. In either case, I would assume that the compiled, webpack(ed) application would be optimized to remove unnecessary classes.
I agree I don't see how using arrow functions would be any faster than binding in the constructor, unless the call to .bind is really a lot slower than the arrow function but, I was under the impression it was pretty much doing that behind the scenes anyways. Either way, this seems like it would be really negligible in terms of a speed difference
Learning a lot from your channel..... You are great sir 😊 😊
I have an interview tomorrow. Thanks for the exercise. Wish me luck
what happen???
Today i was asked in an interview where does redux store its data in browser and i was not able to answer it .
Very useful video, yes really enjoyed. Thanks
When you said you can't satisfy everybody !!👏🏻🙌🏻
Great work... Thanks for the high level questions. They are really helpful
Pankaj, I am glad it helped. feel free to let me know if I missed any important questions.
Thank you for the helpful videos! I was once asked at the interview to explain a unidirectional data flow in React, you might want to cover that too.
Olga, yes very Important question. In react data only flows from top to bottom and not the other way around. data down events up.
Great work man u are doing it amazingly.
Thanks for watching Deepak. Keep on learning!
Learning a lot from you Sir. Can you plz explain what does react server-side rendering means with an example?
Server-side rendering is bit different from client side rendering. I might do video using next. js
I am curious, how arrow functions can increase performance?
It does, compared to binding a function within render function. Binding a function within render is BAD. That's why you use arrow function if needed.
Loved the series. Really helped fill the gaps in my reactjs knowledge
Loved the entire series of videos 👍🏻
Glad you like them Sweta! Good luck with the interviews!
Hi thanks for the detailed explanation in each point. You would like to translate the same content which you mentioned in the video to people's native language like telugu tamil hindhi? let me know
Sir waiting for the next Node.js video
I am planning to extend node series to do rest API. I will be starting that next.
@@Techsithtube egarly waiting sir
Such good videos! SuperLike. Cleared up a lot, I can build basic React apps, will I get asked any questions on data structures or algorithms? because I am terrible at them
What is req.user ?
Is it work as req.body vs req.user.
Please do these series on Node; event loop, basic backend terminology, for what type of apps Node is good and for what is not good, things like that
I am planning to extend node series to do rest API. I will be starting that next.
I attended a so-called React Interview but I have been asked three questions that couldn't answer.
Question #1: Think you are a Full Stack Developer and your project takes data from another API supplier and you do not have control over it, the API brings data about Weather forecasts and current temperature but API takes 6 seconds to bring data, How can you solve this problem for better user experience on showing current temperature?
Question #2: You have an application that generates a PDF report for the user, the user selects some filters and according to filters your application creates a PDF report for the user. Whatever the selected filters are, app generates report in 10 minutes and there is no way to decrease this duration. In this case, what kind of solution you can present for the best user experience.
Question #3: Interviewer explained about Technical Debt and then asked, you have code that has been written without considering best practices and readability of the code, in which cases you chose to leave this code like (without refactoring). Give some cases that you may need to deliver code without refactoring for best readability. On the other hand, let's say, you have enough time to refactor the code but your manager told you to leave it like that what you would do? For which type of companies technical debt is more important Enterprises or Startups?
I couldn't find any React relation on these questions? I Tried to give answers on Frontend and React Basis especially for the first question, interviewer stopped me and told me that I am not asking on React basis, you must assume that you are a Full Stack Developer.
Note : Position was for React Developer, not for Fullstack Dev.
you are wonderful!!!
It helped a lot Thx
Wow! you are a gem thanks
More interview prep videos please🙏
You mentioned error functions can you do an error function video thanks great content
Thank for great series
for next series should be React native right?
Hi Sir,
Could you please add some questions on API calls, Routing, Pure components and HOCs ? Also, some more questions on Redux?
I like all your videos.
I love your tutorials, do you have any one Graph QL Apollo?
well, I think it's wrong that arrow function is faster, I thought it should be the same as bound function, but please check this article here medium.com/@charpeni/arrow-functions-in-class-properties-might-not-be-as-great-as-we-think-3b3551c440b1#:~:text=Arrow%20functions%20in%20class%20properties%20are%20much%20slower%20than%20bound,going%20to%20pass%20it%20around.
Hello sir ,
what are those external packages can you name some of them also how do we use them , also please explain how we use js bundler .
Barkah, I have a video on Parcel bundler please check it out, that gives you bit more understanding of how applications are packaged.
Can you solve some Js programming question
I have lots of videos on Js Programming Questions . Do check it out.
@@Techsithtube can you provide links here
Thank you so much.. Keep it up :)
Up to date courses for React.Thank you sir :)
Hi, Can you please do an interview questions on Angular 2+ and common coding asked in Angular.
Thanks.
Very helpful
Love this series make a playlist on your channel so we can watch them in order or together thanks
THere is already a playlist on React Interview questions series.
Hi sir please make the video on node interview questions.
I am planning for the series on that as well . :)
@@Techsithtube thanks sir I am waiting for that.
please make a video on Developers profiler
You mean Developers profile for job hunting?
@@Techsithtube NO!...
In Developers tools we can get a tab for the profiler.
2. Please make a series on ReactJS PWA. ****
3. Nodejs Interview
4. continue the JS interviews(algorithms)
5. new Intl methods ****
6. navigator.vibrate, JS sensor methods.
( th-cam.com/video/EZpdEljk5dY/w-d-xo.html ).
Thank you
Watched all of them, where's the next?
Achyut, that was the last one. I am planning to make more on react hooks interview questions soon. Thanks for watching
Thank you!
I have reactjs interview 2morow Watched all 4 Videos Hope this helps.
Wish me Luck
Good Luck Shakeel with the interview!
Hi Shakeel, Which are all the questions asked to you. Can you please let us know as well.
Thanku for the post sir. Can u pls make videos on vue js interview questions and more on html,css
Velpuri, I dont know vue js. I only know Angular, React and Ember. :)
Ok sir no problem thanku