Brief about me - I have around a year of experience working as a Frontend developer, primarily with ReactJS.
Its been some time since I touched the basics and tbh I've not given time to it earlier also (i switched fields and prepare in around 8 months mostly doing DSA and Frontend development)
I am looking for advice to for the preparation strategy to move to new job, I am looking for roles in frontend/Full stack development.
Please tell me the essentials I should have under my bag and some of the things to give my resume an edge
Thank you.
In my opinion, the first step is to revisit your basics. JavaScript, HTML, CSS - these are your bread and butter. Next, dive deeper into ReactJS, understand its nuances. DSA is important, but don't ignore the practical aspects. Build a strong portfolio of projects, it's your proof of expertise. Update your resume, highlight your achievements and skills. Lastly, never stop learning. Tech is a fast-paced field, stay updated. Networking is key, it opens doors. Remember, you're as good as your skills, not your resume. Good luck!
I am a Frontend Developer with 5 years of experience, primarily working with React.js, Next.js, JavaScript, and TypeScript. Given the current job market, it seems challenging to secure interview calls with just this tech stack, as many c...
After working for 2 years as a Frontend dev fresh out of college, I was looking to prep for a change now.
A lot of what I searched about frontend interviews involved JS/HTML/CSS and some framework-specific fundamentals which makes sens...
I have 3 yrs of experience after my graduation, 8 months of backend experience and from past 2.4 months I am into frontend project.
Now I'm planning to switch trying to start preparation. I have ready with DSA rounds , coming with sy...
