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"Can you suggest a good 30min exercise where you can actually understand (if that) a javascript developer's skill level?" Read their CV, follow their links, st

• pedalpete 13y ago
  This is good, but not always available, and can't always be judged. For example, I write javascript and have used it in a bunch of project, but none of those projects have been successful so over time, they've been taken offline. Over the last few months, I've been working for a national brand on their mobile apps. Written in HTML and Javascript served by Phonegap. Only available through the app stores, so you can't look at the code. I write my resume/cover letter and put all my references into a website, customised for each job I'm applying for and host it on github pages. It's ok, but doesn't necessarily show my best work as I'm not building an actual tool that gets something accomplished. I'm just putting words on a page and using Backbone or Angular for presentation and navigation.