Re:“Game of Shells” 15 Minute Interview Test For Front-End E...
by costea123 on Wednesday February 05, 2014 @05:02AM
(#7182855)
In 13 mins - http://jsfiddle.net/jtR9E/
Found this task pretty interesting, of course i used random, cause that's a normal think i guess.
This test tells the company, the following things about you:
1) How do you do in a stressed situation;
2) What is the code quality you write;
3) What you're trying to do first, functionality or beauty.
In the beginning a had no idea what should I do, so I found it quite complicated, but then after a bit of thinking this was quite easy .
Well yes in order to make it more animated I think this should have a different approach.
I don't do much JS (as you can likely tell) but found the task approachable. I think that the low barrier to entry is a good thing for an interview question.
My approach is described in the comments. I started by writing it out and then went from there.
Re:“Game of Shells” 15 Minute Interview Test For Front-End E...
by dustinscherer on Tuesday February 04, 2014 @06:31PM
(#7180959)
s/shellgame/cardflipgame
So. I took the exercise in a different direction. I thought of game of shells and my mind got stuck on the card flip matching game, so that's what I went with. I spent most of my time worrying about how much time had gone by, which wasn't helpful, but I think it came together.
I think the idea of this is great, and I may use a deviation of it for future pre-hire peer reviews.
In the beginning a had no idea what should I do, so I found it quite complicated, but then after a bit of thinking this was quite easy .
Well yes in order to make it more animated I think this should have a different approach.
I don't do much JS (as you can likely tell) but found the task approachable. I think that the low barrier to entry is a good thing for an interview question.
My approach is described in the comments. I started by writing it out and then went from there.
So. I took the exercise in a different direction. I thought of game of shells and my mind got stuck on the card flip matching game, so that's what I went with. I spent most of my time worrying about how much time had gone by, which wasn't helpful, but I think it came together.
I think the idea of this is great, and I may use a deviation of it for future pre-hire peer reviews.
http://jsfiddle.net/wanhalo/G5ShW/1/