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For example, I may say please use functional reactive principals in JS to solve this problem, but the decision of using Kefir, Bacon, or RX is left up t
by mi100hael 10y ago
For example, I may say please use functional reactive
principals in JS to solve this problem, but the decision
of using Kefir, Bacon, or RX is left up to them.
These days I'm utterly unable to tell whether someone talking about JS is being serious or if it's parody.
- duderific 10y agoNo, this is real...however, using reactive principals in JS is a bit esoteric and definitely not something that needs to be covered in an interview (IMHO). At my company when it comes to JS interviews we are more interested in proper separation of concerns, understanding scope, using proper data structures...you know, the basics.