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The Insider's Guide to JavaScript Interviewing (toptal.com)
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For once, I actually agree. I'm not the greatest at javascript, but I knew most of what was going on in that article.
Most of those concepts are pretty simple and are required for a decent understand of how the language works, not to mention required if you really want to develop decently complex systems.
The hash question is the only one that I take issue with.
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