My first few articles use screenshots of my code on an editor or the output of the console, but Im looking for a more elegant solution. In this article I’m going to test out different ways of writing code on Medium to see if we find a winner. Please comment…

It is generally best practice to use a semantic HTML tag to accomplish a task where you can — this makes your code more readable and your website more parseable. Here are five more tags you can add to your toolkit: 1. <progress> This tag is used to show how far along…

This is the third entry in my series where I try to trick you with some predict the output questions. These types of questions come up frequently in interviews and they may throw you for a loop if you’ve only been practicing algorithms questions on LeetCode. Below are questions, answers…

So you’re applying to jobs. Maybe its your first time, maybe it’s your tenth. How do you stand out to recruiters and secure a high salary? This is what I did, and what I wish I had done earlier to secure a six figure salary. Let’s start with the obvious: don’t accept a sub 100k salary. As a developer, whether you…

Let’s run through some interview style questions that are a bit different from the standard blackboard interview questions you might find on LeetCode or AlgoExpert. Predict-the-output questions show your interviewer your level of understanding of the language — a skill not tested by data structure and algorithms questions. Below are…

Let’s take a look at some interview style questions that are a bit different from the typical LeetCode blackboard interview questions. These problems are meant to check for a deep understanding of the rules and quirks of the JavaScript language that cannot be tested through the typical algorithm problems. Lets…

The “Two Sum” problem is an introductory algorithm problem that you may come across in job interviews. It’s a beginner friendly problem that has several common solutions — although they aren’t all made equal. Let’s have a look at two of them. The problem is as follows: “Given an array…