Angular, WebAPI,SignalR beginning questions

[Veronica]

Should I take this post down if it is incorrect or silly? I recently graduated college and am applying for an entry-level position. I am about to take a technical assessment that includes topics I'm not familiar with such as Angular, SignalR, and WebAPI. Is it a good idea to group all of these together?

What are some questions I should be prepared to be asked and answer?

Can anyone provide me with any websites or knowledge of questions for Angular interviews, as I have been able to find more information for this than for the other two?

I am currently attempting to gain a foundational understanding of each topic by watching tutorials, however, I recognize that this method equips me with a large amount of knowledge concerning a wide range of topics, so I am attempting to identify the areas I should focus on the most.

Thanks.

 

[Antero360]

Should I take this post down if it is incorrect or silly? I recently graduated college and am applying for an entry-level position. I am about to take a technical assessment that includes topics I'm not familiar with such as Angular, SignalR, and WebAPI. Is it a good idea to group all of these together?

What are some questions I should be prepared to be asked and answer?

Can anyone provide me with any websites or knowledge of questions for Angular interviews, as I have been able to find more information for this than for the other two?

I am currently attempting to gain a foundational understanding of each topic by watching tutorials, however, I recognize that this method equips me with a large amount of knowledge concerning a wide range of topics, so I am attempting to identify the areas I should focus on the most.

Thanks.

Hey there,
Not sure what you mean by "grouping them all together", but here are some resources for ya 🙂

Angular, SignalR, WebAPI beginning questions

I do not know if a good idea to group all these together, and let me know if I should take this post down if it is doing something incorrect or silly. But I just gradated college and am going in fo...

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