They send you code that you have to load in your IDE of choice, and complete a function to make it work. The function needs to call a simulated API to retrieve all pages of data, and some of the calls will randomly fail, so you need retry functionality. For some reason, it used callbacks instead of promises, which I feel is the only thing that might throw someone off.
What's your favorite (and less favorite) design pattern? Give a real example of using it.
What are the possible problems with pagination using limit/offset in MySQL?
Mostly basic screening questions - what kinds of technologies did you work with? Do you have examples of past work you can show us?
No really unexpected I would say they asked very fair and real world problem questions.
Tell me html5 semantic elements any 5?
Written interview: Asked to code to check word is Isogram or not.
Html semantic tags, css, Javascript output based questions
Have not got that far.
Are you interested in working with Jade and CoffeeScript?
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