Amazin content!! This is such an underrated channel. I've been looking for this kind of content for so long but ive finally found it. Thank you guys for making this available to the community
Thanks for your content. It helped me a lot. I encountered some of those questions in an interview and wanted to know how you would answer them: - How can we unstuck the event loop when an infinite loop occurs? - React has an automatic batching feature. What is the limit of the batch?
HI,Your video is so helpful and I have discovered your channel。❤By the way,I can use React or Vue to build website,and use nodeJS or Nest to build web Service。Then,I don't know how to improve my skills of frontend。looking forward your reply。
I work with MFE (single-spa) and I do not fully agree with the answer. Reasons to have it: After a company merge (or similar situations), your codebase may be written in different frameworks, but you need to merge them. We have a React app as one of the tabs in a Vue app (as a parcel). You work on 2 or more apps that share components, libraries, etc., and for any reason, you do not want to have them as npm packages. I would argue that splitting a "big" codebase is not a reason for having MFE. You can easily create module folders in a monolith (just as you would split into other apps). It provides the same freedom to work on separate parts of the app without the headache of putting the MFE together. In my opinion, MFE should be the last resort.
In very general terms, there are no cookies in a server to server request - no Cookie Header will be sent. The cookie header is sent under the hood by the browser if cookies are present.
Hey @DanZ although webpack might not be as used as before(still 80% usage according to the state of JS survey 2022) is still one of the best tools for learning - Vite and other bundlers use the same patterns, but under the hood with "zero config".
If a "Senior developer" asked me "If you are setting up a new fortend application, what are some optimizations you would put in place in order to make it more performant" I would properly just walk out the door since that question is so bad and does not even make any sense to ask like that. Answer is even worse. Saying React in the same sentence as Performance make even less sense xD
You might argue the question is a bit open ended, yes, but very legit. This feels more like a complaint rather than "constructive critique". If you take time to comment make sure you add to the conversation rather than subtract. This kind of attitude is toxic and what we stand against at theSeniorDev.com. If you don't like the video, feel free to watch other stuff. Maybe record a better one yourself. Cheers to creating instead of hating, Dragos
Although we try to make it as realistic as possible we also try to make the answers complete so viewers can see what a good answer will look like. We are preparing a more real life series where we will mimic a real interviewer (more follow up questions, more interruptions, more aggressive tone, etc)
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RUclips kind of dump to push garbage videos to everyone, but not recommending this gem for developers, lots love ❤ senior dev
Glad you found it use full @madhanravi, and thank you for the kind words ❤
Fr but good knowledge
Amazin content!! This is such an underrated channel. I've been looking for this kind of content for so long but ive finally found it. Thank you guys for making this available to the community
Thanks for your content. It helped me a lot. I encountered some of those questions in an interview and wanted to know how you would answer them:
- How can we unstuck the event loop when an infinite loop occurs?
- React has an automatic batching feature. What is the limit of the batch?
I dont think you can find anything this educating on the internet. please keep up the good work
These are the questions I was asked. Now I can tackle my next interview.
This video is truly remarkable! The clarity of thought and the well-structured responses to questions are incredibly helpful.
Thank you pranita!
Really useful video, I definitely subscribed to your channel, keep up the great work guys!
Welcome to the channel @LuisRojas! More awesome content coming soon, stay tunned :)
Nice interview🤙 Regarding to XSS, I would also like to notice CSP
Hey @krabbwine, very good point - we will touch upon that in part three :)
i totally love your videos♥️, they are really helpful. Pls make a detail video on react performance improvement.
Very happy to hear that @AyushMisrha! Will do!
Hi, I've discovered your channel recently and loving the information you put out ❤
Hey Ram, welcome to the channel, and thanks for the kind words - glad you got value out of it
This is a gem of a video 🔥
Good quality stuff, Can we have some videos on the authentication and IAM side as well in the next few videos.
added to the list :) thank you!
great job guys, thank you!
Thank you @faka, you are welcome :)
Amazing content in all the videos, many thanks.
You are welcome @oriami
HI,Your video is so helpful and I have discovered your channel。❤By the way,I can use React or Vue to build website,and use nodeJS or Nest to build web Service。Then,I don't know how to improve my skills of frontend。looking forward your reply。
To add on XSS attack: Add content security policy meta tag in html/ejs files
I really like this interview session, pls have more ! Thanks so much 😍
You are welcome @coco! More coming soon :)
I work with MFE (single-spa) and I do not fully agree with the answer.
Reasons to have it:
After a company merge (or similar situations), your codebase may be written in different frameworks, but you need to merge them. We have a React app as one of the tabs in a Vue app (as a parcel).
You work on 2 or more apps that share components, libraries, etc., and for any reason, you do not want to have them as npm packages.
I would argue that splitting a "big" codebase is not a reason for having MFE. You can easily create module folders in a monolith (just as you would split into other apps). It provides the same freedom to work on separate parts of the app without the headache of putting the MFE together.
In my opinion, MFE should be the last resort.
yes MFE should be the last resort, monorepo is a great option indeed
thanks, please continue
Can you guys provide information about microfrontend architecture with some simple collaboration using react header, angular footer
Is on our roadmap @pradeeep
Amazin! thank you so much. I find it very usefull🤩. keep going
you are welcome :)
In case of cookies what happen when client is a server only making request o another sever?
In very general terms, there are no cookies in a server to server request - no Cookie Header will be sent. The cookie header is sent under the hood by the browser if cookies are present.
Nice series except that webpack is not relevant any more.
Hey @DanZ although webpack might not be as used as before(still 80% usage according to the state of JS survey 2022) is still one of the best tools for learning - Vite and other bundlers use the same patterns, but under the hood with "zero config".
If a "Senior developer" asked me "If you are setting up a new fortend application, what are some optimizations you would put in place in order to make it more performant" I would properly just walk out the door since that question is so bad and does not even make any sense to ask like that. Answer is even worse. Saying React in the same sentence as Performance make even less sense xD
You might argue the question is a bit open ended, yes, but very legit. This feels more like a complaint rather than "constructive critique". If you take time to comment make sure you add to the conversation rather than subtract. This kind of attitude is toxic and what we stand against at theSeniorDev.com. If you don't like the video, feel free to watch other stuff. Maybe record a better one yourself. Cheers to creating instead of hating, Dragos
@@therealseniordev salty interviewer can't handle the heat.
this dude is too prepared, and is not being challenged at the answers, make this feel less like an interview
Although we try to make it as realistic as possible we also try to make the answers complete so viewers can see what a good answer will look like. We are preparing a more real life series where we will mimic a real interviewer (more follow up questions, more interruptions, more aggressive tone, etc)
As long as very useful information is shared , being prepared or not doesn't matter