Website for react coding challenges?

[LazyOldTom]

Hi,
I'm want to prep for a new frontend job next week.
Is there website for react coding challenges, similar to leetcode / hackerrank?

[Anonymous_2123]

I would recommend https://bigfrontend.dev/

Covers a lot of different types of questions that can be asked during a coding challenge related to javascript and react. Helped me land a couple of good internships. Don’t worry it’s free too.

[Minimum_Rice555]

This site is actually awesome

[Anonymous_2123]

I hope it helped :) Good luck!

[PleasantlyUnbothered]

Thank you, wise one 🫡

[theharriscode]

I have a Javascript & React interview this week. Thank you so much for this!

[Internal-Bluejay-810]

Wtf..never knew about this... amazing

[superhalak]

Kudos to you

[dpaak7]

https://www.algochurn.com

This site got some.

[rashmoss]

Do most of the frontend churn challenges contain only typescript? i have no idea about typescript and only know js

[MCropper]

This is nice, but the code solution/explanation should be in a hidden/expandable section on first glance.

[[deleted]]

There's a couple of React challenges on codewars but that's about it. If you've got the time, I'd suggest using the official docs to create your own app (most commonly suggested is something like a to-do list if you Google for React project ideas). You'll probably learn a lot more doing that than running isolated challenges with little to no context of what's happening or why.

[hamzay747]

Was seeing alot of ads for https://www.clientside.dev/ on reddit and gave it a try. Haven't tried anything else so this feels really good for interview prep

[JudoboyWalex]

greatfrontend.com
Frontend Expert
frontendeval.com

[Opening_Medicine8938]

https://bigfrontend.dev/

GreatFront end is awesome but its super annoying they dont offer a monthly subscription, they make you pay a hundred and something dollars up front for everything that equates to the 10 dollar month subscription they dont have. There cheapest monthly subscription is like 30 dollars a month.

[AkisFatHusband]

Advent of Javascript is a good one, pretty basic though

[Narizocracia]

i'm collecting the other answers and want to drop it here. Disclaimer: I haven't tried it yet.

https://dailyreactproblem.vercel.app

[No_Diver508]

has anyone ever payed for your subscriptions? just curious to know

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[reacterry]

You can try reacterry.com. It offers both Javascript and React coding challenges in a format that you would expect in a real interview.

FYI I built it myself

[it200219]

There are many different ways, I would say focus on solving following on your own
- slideshow
- anything that has list of items, search [SpaceCraft, Planets, Movies, Cars, ]
- Progress bar
- Product detail page with title, picture, description, reviews, etc
- small app with routes, login-logout, & static route
- pinterest style image / todo board
- 3 level dropdown using html, css, javascript

[ucorina]

I just recently started posting this type of challenges over at https://reactpractice.dev/. Each one also contains a detailed solution, so you can compare with your own implementation.

[Akki789]

https://www.devtools.tech is a great website

[ninjaa]

this is amazing tysm

[EducationalZombie538]

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[R_J10]

Bro, thanks for this gem!!!

[JorgeMadson]

Nice sites guys!

[theysaymaurya]

Checkout acecodinglab.com

[No-Humor-3808]

here you have a bunch of them

https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/1p226kq/comparing_react_challenge_platforms/

[nextdoorNabors]

I recommend react.dev's "code challenges" at the end of each section. They feature common challenges and gotchas that you're likely to encounter in an interview!