Why some company ask machine coding round in vanilla js even if they are hiring for react role? I was reading about UI 1 interview experiences in Flipkart.
What’s the issue with doing the same thing in vanilla js? You should be capable enough to complete the question in either of them.
Ofcourse I can, it's just that I am using react js for my whole life, it's very time consuming to code in not html, do you know any design pattern with which I can excel in this?
What you can do is try solving commonly asked questions in vanilla js. I assume you would be using some css library/framework or npm packages for the easiest of things. Try implementing them in html css js. No extras just some 2012 level programming and trust me it will help you in the long run if you want to excel in frontend.
It has become a fashion nowadays. Another herd 🦬 race. Flipkart UI is not rocket science. They ask absurd things which don't even get used in daily life.
The aim is to find out if you can think of creating your feature from scratch and vanilla js.
You thinking should not be limited to react. Because if you're stuck you might not be able to think how this could have been achieved with js and start building on top of it.
Hey all, I have a machine coding round coming up at Flipkart for Frontend SDE-2 position.
I wanted to know a couple of things -
They are offering me UI2 role for a 2 year of exp. Can someone tell me how's there work culture? There interview process I didn't like as they were somewhat rude. If they pay me well should I go? I have a competing offer that is very goo...
Hello all,
I just wanted to ask you all what kind of questions you usually get in machine coding rounds?
Like what things interviewers usually ask to code for example create a button, calculator etc.
I was making some projects so, tho...
