Gear up for success with our "100 Technical Front End Interview Questions" course – a comprehensive journey through essential concepts and skills needed to excel in front-end development interviews. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting your coding adventure, this course is tailored to elevate your interview performance and enhance your front-end expertise.

Hands-On Learning:

Immerse yourself in a dynamic learning experience with hands-on coding projects. From HTML and CSS to javascript, Git, React, and Angular, this course goes beyond theory, providing practical skills to tackle real-world front-end challenges.

Course Benefits:

1. Comprehensive Skill Development: This course covers a wide range of topics, from fundamental programming concepts to advanced javascript, Git, and popular frontend frameworks like React and Angular. By the end, you'll have a well-rounded skill set in web development.

2. Practical Application: Each section includes practical examples and real-world scenarios, ensuring that you not only understand theoretical concepts but can also apply them in actual projects.

3. In-Depth javascript Understanding: The course delves into javascript intricacies, covering synchronous and asynchronous programming, algorithms, and best practices. This provides a solid foundation for building dynamic and efficient web applications.

4. Version Control Mastery: With a dedicated section on Git, you'll learn the ins and outs of version control systems, enabling you to collaborate seamlessly with others on software projects.

5. Framework Proficiency: Gain hands-on experience with popular frontend frameworks like React and Angular. Understand their core concepts, enabling you to build modern, scalable, and maintainable web applications.

6. Interview Preparation: The course goes beyond technical skills, offering insights into interview preparation, including researching companies, practicing common questions, and presenting your achievements effectively.

Course Outline:

The course kicks off with a comprehensive introduction covering the essential tools for development, a comparison between static and dynamic languages, and an exploration of object-oriented programming. It also touches on critical concepts like functional programming versus object-oriented programming, the distinctions between Agile and Scrum methodologies, and the principles of writing clean code.

1. HTML: Moving into the core of web development, the HTML section begins with an exploration of HTML structure. It then delves into the importance of semantic HTML, the role of the HTML head tag, and the distinctions between span and div elements. The section also covers practical aspects such as drawing circles in HTML and incorporating CSS into HTML documents.

2. CSS: The CSS segment provides a comprehensive understanding of cascading style sheets. Topics covered include CSS properties, terminologies, specificity, and the box model. More advanced concepts such as CSS custom properties, pseudo-classes, and Z-index are explored. The section also introduces the difference between visibility hidden and display none, the principles of CSS, preprocessor usage, and the comparison between CSS flexbox and grid systems.

3. javascript (Synchronous and Asynchronous): The javascript section takes a deep dive into the language, covering fundamental topics like data types, variable declaration, and pass-by-value versus pass-by-reference. It progresses to more nuanced aspects such as 'this' in javascript, type coercion, and the use of the delete operator. The section also explores advanced javascript concepts, including closures, naming conventions, and coding standards. Asynchronous javascript is extensively covered, addressing timers, async/await, and promises.

4. javascript Algorithms: The algorithms section provides practical insights into problem-solving with javascript. Specific algorithms covered include Fizz Buzz, Ransom Note, IsPalindrome, and Reverse Words.

5. Git: The version control segment introduces Git and its role in the development process. It covers key Git commands, push and pull operations, conflict resolution, stash functionality, and the distinctions between merge and rebase.

6. React Js: The React section starts with JSX and progresses to the virtual DOM, React extensions, event handling, and the core concept of components. It also covers state management, higher-order components, and the implementation of React routing.

7. Angular: Angular is explored in-depth, covering data binding, TypeScript, AoT compilation versus JiT, pipes, promises, observables, form controls, and form groups. The section also introduces concepts like eager and lazy loading and string interpolation.

8. Interview Preparation: The course concludes with a practical guide to interview preparation. It covers researching companies, practicing common interview questions, showcasing achievements, developing thoughtful questions to ask interviewers, and considering appearance factors during interviews.