Study Plan - Interview Gaps
React Fullstack Lead
MOC of the study plan derived from the feedback of the interview for React Fullstack Software Development Lead. Each gap became a focused study track.
Feedback (summary): “the position requires deeper expertise in several key areas, particularly around advanced React and TypeScript patterns, React-specific performance optimization techniques, frontend testing practices, and Node.js runtime internals. Additionally, the role involves frequent technical discussions in English with the client.”
Tracks (by priority)
| # | Gap | Note | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Advanced React + TS patterns | advanced-react · typescript-patterns | Frontend |
| 2 | React performance | react-performance | Frontend |
| 3 | Frontend testing | frontend-testing-practices | Frontend |
| 4 | Node.js runtime internals | nodejs-runtime-internals | Backend |
| 5 | Technical English | technical-english | Study Plan |
How to use
- Each track lists topics to master, examples and interview questions.
- The tracks connect to the notes that already exist from the previous prep (see N-iX index).
- Goal: cover 1 track in depth per week, writing your own notes and solving exercises.
Connections to existing notes
- react-code-splitting reinforces react-performance.
- testing-react-data-fetching is a practical case of frontend-testing-practices.
- nodejs-high-concurrency and express-middleware-chain support nodejs-runtime-internals.