What is this?
A curated, public list of real front-end coding challenges that companies around the world use in their hiring process, collected into one repository so developers can practice with them.
A curated, public list of real front-end coding challenges that companies around the world use in their hiring process, collected into one repository so developers can practice with them.Is this a tool or just a list?It is just a list: a big markdown table linking out to each company's own open-source challenge repository, plus the stack used and LinkedIn job links.
It is just a list: a big markdown table linking out to each company's own open-source challenge repository, plus the stack used and LinkedIn job links.How is the list organized and how do I use it?Each row is one company's challenge with its language (pt/en), stack (e.g. React, HTML/CSS/JS, Node), a 'Code →' link to the actual challenge repo, and a link to open job postings if available.
Each row is one company's challenge with its language (pt/en), stack (e.g. React, HTML/CSS/JS, Node), a 'Code →' link to the actual challenge repo, and a link to open job postings if available.Where should a beginner start?Pick any entry matching the stack you want to practice (React, Vue, plain HTML/CSS/JS, Node, etc.) since challenges range from simple static pages to full React/Redux/GraphQL apps.
Pick any entry matching the stack you want to practice (React, Vue, plain HTML/CSS/JS, Node, etc.) since challenges range from simple static pages to full React/Redux/GraphQL apps.Are the challenges vetted by someone?The README does not describe any vetting process; entries appear to be community-submitted links to companies' own public hiring challenges.
The README does not describe any vetting process; entries appear to be community-submitted links to companies' own public hiring challenges.Do challenges include a solution or job link?Some rows include a LinkedIn Jobs link for that company, and the Code link points to the company's own challenge repo rather than a bundled solution.
Some rows include a LinkedIn Jobs link for that company, and the Code link points to the company's own challenge repo rather than a bundled solution.Which languages/stacks are covered?Mostly JavaScript ecosystem: plain HTML/CSS/JS, React, Redux, Vue, Angular, Node.js, TypeScript, GraphQL, and some entries involving PHP or WordPress.
Mostly JavaScript ecosystem: plain HTML/CSS/JS, React, Redux, Vue, Angular, Node.js, TypeScript, GraphQL, and some entries involving PHP or WordPress.Are challenges in English or Portuguese?Both: each row is tagged 'pt' or 'en' depending on the original company's challenge language.
Both: each row is tagged 'pt' or 'en' depending on the original company's challenge language.