This is far far more than just helpful and insightful. I am just incredibly grateful to have come across your work, and for you to have been dedicating your time towards helping us succeed. Thank you!
P.S: I do think those 200 rejects would have something to do with you VISA status. If there were any particular struggles you faced as an international student, which could have been avoided... Would love to know your insight on the same (if convenient)!
@@mannananand1866 Being an international does disallow you to apply to some companies as they do not sponsor Visas for us. I will make a video on this topic. Thank you the kind comment.
Man I’m so glad to have found your channel. Thank you for going deeper into this topic, as on one of your last videos I was wondering what language you used for doing leetcode style problems. I actually completed the same course by Angela too! You mentioned how for your final round at Google you were happy that there was a question related to JS as you felt you have expertise with JS. After the bootcamp with Angela are there any specific resources you used to grow your knowledge in JavaScript? I’ve found another instructor who dives into the under the hood aspects of JavaScript and I’ve been learning from him through that, but I’m looking to go further. In addition to resources for learning JS more in depth, do you have any recommendations for resources that can test our JS knowledge for interview questions? Appreciate all your help, and keep the videos coming!
Hey Ajnanth. I am sorry for the late response ( i have been sick for a few days). I would recommend to practice JS in general and google and youtube some famous javascript interview topics because there is nothing creative to the JS interviews. They will all be based off concepts that are already available on the internet and I do plan to make a whole series on front end and JS interviews in general so do stay tuned for that. Thanks once again for such a kind comment
Hi Mozz, Hope you are doing well. I have my first Phone screen Interview with Amazon for the role of Frontend Engineer in.a few days. I am a bit confused that whether the interview would consist of Data Structures & Algorithms questions or would it be more Javascript based/Frontend Engineering questions. Do you have any advice for me for this? Also should I ask the recruitment coordinator about this too?
Definitely email your recruiter and ask them for resources on the interview. I would recommend doing some research on "blind" or "reddit". I did not interview for this position so I can not state Definitely what you could expect
So I have nearly completed my Java and now moving forward for DSA. So what should I do?? Should I take a break & learn JS or should continue moving forward??
awesome bruh... could u also please make some videos on react.js depth because on youtube every body just put some basic things and get the views but nobody explained the real things with react.js , it's difficulty, it's context, different use cases of hooks. I hope you will make something on that..🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@brajagopalmukherjee1588 Can you elaborate on what type of problems you encounter while solving the leetcode question? See one thing is to learn a language but another important thing is to learn how to think about problems and algorithms. Please do not be disheartened if you are not able to solve problems, just keep trying and you will get there eventually. Doing leetcode questions is also a great way to learn the application of your data structures. Everyone has problems initially and even some veteran and experienced programmers have a hard time solving those type of questions and they are just a matter of practice.
@@MozzTech81thanks I got my point what to improve ,suppose I am taking dp problem ,I am able to solve in pen and paper bt not able write in code ,then I got stuck and then I feel demotivated...thanks for replying man
Hi brother, i have a question. I have minimal experience coding, maybe around 1 year (started last summer). I have just finished the Javascript Data Structures and Algos course by Colt Steele on Udemy this week. I'm currently a 4th year ECE student in university. Going to finish my program soon. Im very late to the CS game, i know. What advice would you give me for projects to work on? I currently only know Javascript coding and nothing else. any online course recommendations? Also when you apply for positions like Software Engineer, does that mean they can assign you to either back end or front end work? also do they ask DSA irrespective of if you go on to work as front end or back end developer?
I would suggest to follow along tutorials on projects on youtube. Once you are comfortable with working on a project then you can work on your own creative projects. For most SDE positions you get a preference form later to decide on what end you want to join. If it isnt a web dev titled position then most positions would ask for DSA styled questions
@@MozzTech81 ok, thx. Can u make a video about the interview process for big tech companies? like the procedure: 1st phone screen and what they ask, then tech interview and what qstns they ask in that etc.. generally, how long should we take to solve 1 medium level LeetCode qstn to be prepared during interviews? 15 minutes?
2nd question: For representing hashmap in interviews, do u use "objects" OR "ES6 Map objects, which are an actual implementation of a map"? Ex: let objMap = {}; objMap['foo']='bar'; OR let objMap = new Map(); objMap.set('foo', 'bar');
Personally, I prefer JavaScript. I would suggest to stick and master one of those languages. JavaScript just gives you some of the advantages that I mentioned in this video.
Im actually doing the same web development bootcamp by Angela. Almost half way through and I have been doing freelancing in UI/UX designing from past 2 years, which I think I'm fairly good at. Now, how can someone like me get a job in google or any other big company ? How many projects will be enough to make a decent portfolio ? I do have a CS degree and my DSA is great as well, would love if you could just guide me through ☺️ Also, How can I connect to you ? Your Twitter or Linkdin maybe
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you, Moazzam! You brought me back my will to get back to programming 😅 I needed something like what you recommended...
And Angela speaks 😍😍😍😍😍
This is far far more than just helpful and insightful. I am just incredibly grateful to have come across your work, and for you to have been dedicating your time towards helping us succeed. Thank you!
P.S: I do think those 200 rejects would have something to do with you VISA status. If there were any particular struggles you faced as an international student, which could have been avoided... Would love to know your insight on the same (if convenient)!
@@mannananand1866 Being an international does disallow you to apply to some companies as they do not sponsor Visas for us. I will make a video on this topic. Thank you the kind comment.
@@MozzTech81 Oh no need to make a video on this unless you truly want to. 🙈 Thanks for letting me know this!
Love the video. Thank you for making it
Thank you for your insight! :D I think I will try out that bootcamp you suggested soon!
I'm Currently learning node & express also planning to do my coding interview in JS.
Man I’m so glad to have found your channel. Thank you for going deeper into this topic, as on one of your last videos I was wondering what language you used for doing leetcode style problems. I actually completed the same course by Angela too! You mentioned how for your final round at Google you were happy that there was a question related to JS as you felt you have expertise with JS. After the bootcamp with Angela are there any specific resources you used to grow your knowledge in JavaScript? I’ve found another instructor who dives into the under the hood aspects of JavaScript and I’ve been learning from him through that, but I’m looking to go further. In addition to resources for learning JS more in depth, do you have any recommendations for resources that can test our JS knowledge for interview questions? Appreciate all your help, and keep the videos coming!
Hey Ajnanth. I am sorry for the late response ( i have been sick for a few days). I would recommend to practice JS in general and google and youtube some famous javascript interview topics because there is nothing creative to the JS interviews. They will all be based off concepts that are already available on the internet and I do plan to make a whole series on front end and JS interviews in general so do stay tuned for that. Thanks once again for such a kind comment
Very helpful. Thanks!❤
Hi Mozz, Hope you are doing well.
I have my first Phone screen Interview with Amazon for the role of Frontend Engineer in.a few days. I am a bit confused that whether the interview would consist of Data Structures & Algorithms questions or would it be more Javascript based/Frontend Engineering questions. Do you have any advice for me for this? Also should I ask the recruitment coordinator about this too?
Definitely email your recruiter and ask them for resources on the interview. I would recommend doing some research on "blind" or "reddit". I did not interview for this position so I can not state Definitely what you could expect
@@MozzTech81 Yeah, will definitely do that. Thanks for the advice
Really educative and resourceful lessons
Can you get us your social media handles so we can follow you
Could you also share reflections from your internship? Things that would help all of us become a better web dev?
Jotting that down for my upcoming video list! Thank you.
thanks for sharing
very informative!!!
Thank you ❤️
So I have nearly completed my Java and now moving forward for DSA. So what should I do?? Should I take a break & learn JS or should continue moving forward??
Can we do data structures and algorithm in javascript?
I always interviewed in JavaScript, so yes!
Let's go Mozz!
awesome bruh... could u also please make some videos on react.js depth because on youtube every body just put some basic things and get the views but nobody explained the real things with react.js , it's difficulty, it's context, different use cases of hooks. I hope you will make something on that..🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I have a React series planned out. Will start working on it soon!
@@MozzTech81 🔥🔥🔥🔥now i can procastinate😂😂jokes apart
@@MozzTech81 Thanks bro
Can u teach us js and react ?
Yes! I am already making a series on JS. Will start my react series soon. Thank you for commenting.
@@MozzTech81 I am learning js bt couldn't able to solve leetcode questions ,where I am lagging I am not able to find ,I watched mit DSA series
@@brajagopalmukherjee1588 Can you elaborate on what type of problems you encounter while solving the leetcode question? See one thing is to learn a language but another important thing is to learn how to think about problems and algorithms. Please do not be disheartened if you are not able to solve problems, just keep trying and you will get there eventually. Doing leetcode questions is also a great way to learn the application of your data structures. Everyone has problems initially and even some veteran and experienced programmers have a hard time solving those type of questions and they are just a matter of practice.
@@MozzTech81thanks I got my point what to improve ,suppose I am taking dp problem ,I am able to solve in pen and paper bt not able write in code ,then I got stuck and then I feel demotivated...thanks for replying man
Hi brother, i have a question. I have minimal experience coding, maybe around 1 year (started last summer). I have just finished the Javascript Data Structures and Algos course by Colt Steele on Udemy this week. I'm currently a 4th year ECE student in university. Going to finish my program soon. Im very late to the CS game, i know. What advice would you give me for projects to work on? I currently only know Javascript coding and nothing else. any online course recommendations?
Also when you apply for positions like Software Engineer, does that mean they can assign you to either back end or front end work? also do they ask DSA irrespective of if you go on to work as front end or back end developer?
I would suggest to follow along tutorials on projects on youtube. Once you are comfortable with working on a project then you can work on your own creative projects. For most SDE positions you get a preference form later to decide on what end you want to join. If it isnt a web dev titled position then most positions would ask for DSA styled questions
@@MozzTech81 ok, thx. Can u make a video about the interview process for big tech companies?
like the procedure: 1st phone screen and what they ask, then tech interview and what qstns they ask in that etc..
generally, how long should we take to solve 1 medium level LeetCode qstn to be prepared during interviews? 15 minutes?
2nd question: For representing hashmap in interviews, do u use "objects" OR "ES6 Map objects, which are an actual implementation of a map"?
Ex:
let objMap = {};
objMap['foo']='bar';
OR
let objMap = new Map();
objMap.set('foo', 'bar');
Most loved Language python😂
Learn Python next?
Personally, I prefer JavaScript. I would suggest to stick and master one of those languages. JavaScript just gives you some of the advantages that I mentioned in this video.
Im actually doing the same web development bootcamp by Angela. Almost half way through and I have been doing freelancing in UI/UX designing from past 2 years, which I think I'm fairly good at. Now, how can someone like me get a job in google or any other big company ? How many projects will be enough to make a decent portfolio ? I do have a CS degree and my DSA is great as well, would love if you could just guide me through ☺️
Also, How can I connect to you ? Your Twitter or Linkdin maybe
You can connect with me on LinkedIn. I can guide you there
www.linkedin.com/in/moazzamsalman/