Check out the link to the lecture about a Technical Interview for Entry-Level Front-End Developers!
▶️Lecture language - Russian
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▶️Lecture language - Russian
Follow us (https://t.iss.one/DSR_Tashkent) if you want to stay up-to-date with announcements of free IT courses from the DSR Training Center and get one step closer to the technologies of the future!
#dsr_training_center #javascript #frontend #webdevelopment #frontenddevelopment
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Техническое интервью для начинающих front-end разработчиков
Front-end разработчики DSR провели лекцию для молодых специалистов во время Дня карьеры факультета ПММ Воронежского Государственного Университета. Дмитрий Севостьянов, выпускник Учебного центра компании, поделился своим опытом, а Мария Тихонова, преподаватель…
The Ugliest Input: DSR's FE Community’s First Hackathon
❓ Have you ever chosen the ugliest input? Our Frontend Community just did exactly that!
Recently, they hosted their first hackathon titled The Ugliest Input.
This event was a one-hour session where participants worked on generating ideas and implementing them.
🔥 The goal? To explore this format and assess its potential for future team activities. And, let’s be honest, have some fun while showcasing the skills.
Spoiler alert: it worked!
🌟 It’s great to see that DSR's FE Community is finding new ways to collaborate and demonstrate their technical skills!
What do you think about this hackathon idea?
#DSR #Frontend
Recently, they hosted their first hackathon titled The Ugliest Input.
This event was a one-hour session where participants worked on generating ideas and implementing them.
Spoiler alert: it worked!
What do you think about this hackathon idea?
#DSR #Frontend
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What happens when developers work on the same task but never see the original requirements?
Chaos, creativity, and a lot of fun!
Recently, the DSR Frontend Community hosted an event called Code – Broken Telephone. Our Developers showcased problem-solving skills and demonstrated adaptability in working with unfamiliar code.
How it worked:
• Participants received a task description and had 10 minutes to work on it.
• Then the task was passed to another developer for the same amount of time, but without the original requirements.
• The process repeated until everyone had contributed to every task.
• At the end, the results were checked. Developers reviewed what each task was supposed to do and whether it was successfully completed.
🎯 Final Score:
✅ 2 out of 5 tasks were completed correctly.
🤯 The remaining tasks evolved into something unexpected!
The event was a hit! Many thanks to everyone who participated and made this challenge so engaging.
#DSR #Frontend #FE_Community
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