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Hi, I'm a newer developer and the front-end questions are great for the following reasons
I'm learning a lot of new topics and terms that don't often come up at work e.g. currying, arity, sparse arrays
The questions so far have been exceptional in wording, explanation, testing and understanding
However, because there is a lot of new content I find myself looking at answers trying to back-engineer the solution, understand the particulars - like why this needs to be used or why a declarative function rather than an arrow function works best. On top of understanding the question at hand I find myself needing some pre-study even after looking at answers.
My Javascript skills are fairly green - hence why I'm seeking help with GFE. However, only a few questions around a topic doesn't seem sufficient to get the reps in for proper memory retention. Is it possible to include several mini questions that build to an easy question or build to a medium question? How have others went about studying GFE that has had the most "impact" on their learning?
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Hi, I'm a newer developer and the front-end questions are great for the following reasons
However, because there is a lot of new content I find myself looking at answers trying to back-engineer the solution, understand the particulars - like why
this
needs to be used or why a declarative function rather than an arrow function works best. On top of understanding the question at hand I find myself needing some pre-study even after looking at answers.My Javascript skills are fairly green - hence why I'm seeking help with GFE. However, only a few questions around a topic doesn't seem sufficient to get the reps in for proper memory retention. Is it possible to include several mini questions that build to an easy question or build to a medium question? How have others went about studying GFE that has had the most "impact" on their learning?
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