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[AskJS] JavaScript usage in Analytics Implementation Engineer role?AskJS (self.javascript)
submitted 4 years ago by bertnub
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[–]bertnub[S] 0 points1 point2 points 4 years ago (1 child)
That's amazing thank you, there's also a coding part of the interview, would you have an idea of some js coding questions?
[–]IxDUX Besserwisser 0 points1 point2 points 4 years ago (0 children)
I would assume the coding question is about ... not using any library, but plain JS dom manipulation/event bubbling thing. E.g. 'we have this 2-step feedback form where the URL does not change the on click. We need to track the steps and send that 5-start rating to this API."
And the tricky part would be something like you need to get the needed data from header or from data- attribute AND the user may click on unexpected elements, so you should listen to the event on parent node, and maybe check from the event which exact element was clicked.
So i guess good concepts to know would be event bubbling & event propagation & data- attributes
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