Answering Front-End Interview Questions: Call vs. Apply and Integrating Multiple Stylesheets
Developer Tea12 Juni 2015

Answering Front-End Interview Questions: Call vs. Apply and Integrating Multiple Stylesheets

On today's episode, I discuss the importance of forming an informed opinion by disecting two questions in github's Front-End Developer Interview Questions repository.

Employers want to know how you approach situations and your opinion on topics in the industry. To illustrate that, I answer two questions from github's Front-End Developer Interview Questions repository:

  1. What's the difference between call and apply?
  2. If you have five separate style sheets, how would you add them into your site?

Front-End Development is ever changing, and my answers are subject to change, as you'll find with most topics in the field. An informed opinion will keep potential employers engaged, and help both of you understand an eachothers stance on a subject or problem that needs solving.

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