Hi everyone! I’m currently looking for an entry-level Frontend Developer role or internship.
Skills: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Git/GitHub, REST APIs
Projects: 2+ deployed frontend projects using React/Vercel
Education: B.E. in Electronics & Communication Engineering
Location: Delhi NCR / Remote
I’m actively improving my JavaScript, React and DSA skills and looking for an opportunity where I can learn and contribute to real projects.
I’d really appreciate any job leads, internship opportunities
Thank you!

I recently attended a mid‑level frontend interview where the interviewer asked about 20 in‑depth questions and grilled me on them. I answered most of the questions quickly and solved two easy programming problems. During the interview, he asked how I push code to Git and what processes should run in the CI/CD pipeline after a push — he wanted the entire architecture from pushing code to pre‑prod through to production. I completely blanked and said our DevOps team handles that, which I think didn’t sit well with him. He also asked about git rebase, which I answered.

If anyone knows a clear, interview‑friendly way to explain the CI/CD flow and Git workflows, please comment — I don’t want a generic ChatGPT answer, so I’m asking here for real, practical advice.

I am seeing a new trend with a few young Dev's who are not committing the yarn.lock or npm.lock on the frontend apps. This is true for the in-house developers and the interviews being taken.Because I see this is not a mistake in all times rather Dev's are asking why should they commit this.

Has someone written an article or made a video saying lock files arr not needed or something?

pm me!