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Senior Front End Developer Interview Question:
Tell us how do you structure your CSS and JavaScript to make it easier for other developers to work with?
Submitted by: MuhammadFront end developers often work on code created by previous employees or operate as part of a team. This question gives you an idea of whether they can create websites or web applications that will be understandable by other employees. What to look for in an answer:
Experience with code organization and code commenting
First-hand knowledge of what happens when code isn't commented appropriately
A willingness to make things easier on the other development teams
Example: "I organize my stylesheets with sections for each site component. Each section has comments throughout the code so other developers can change it."
Submitted by: Muhammad
Experience with code organization and code commenting
First-hand knowledge of what happens when code isn't commented appropriately
A willingness to make things easier on the other development teams
Example: "I organize my stylesheets with sections for each site component. Each section has comments throughout the code so other developers can change it."
Submitted by: Muhammad
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