One I just found recently called glean. Doesn't do anything crazy. It's just a refactoring type of extension. You just highlight the code you want to extract and it converts it all into a new component for you. You might have to tidy it up a little bit, such as formatting, but it does all the prop assignments and all that for you. Figured if anyone else has any nice ones they could also post them here.

Hi @Cristian Florea can you please provide access to this notion - https://www.notion.so/Front-end-Test-Assignment-React-6e6d2700378b419b8593d94facb09800

this is a simple exercise I tried during the weekend to practice some data structures. it is based on a prompt to chatGPT to come up with an array of objects and some objectives based on what I wanted to practice. I will add more stuff to it as I have time feel free to suggest some other practice you tried to polish these or other array methods. https://codepen.io/mc82/pen/JjgMNGr?editors=0012 Edit: also another thing I discovered was console.time to track your code's execution time. How it works: Before code - function declaration write console.time("execution time") - can be anything between the "" After function was invoked type console.timeEnd(" execution time") - it has to be the same message.

Color Shades Generator - mdigi.tools Something I've been using when, as an example, I click something and I want the shade to be slightly different when it's selected as opposed to not selected. Just sharing. I know studio code has the color selector in it however I prefer this website. Makes it much easier to compare your color and other shades IMO.

For those of you studying for interview I suggest getting the chatGPT app on your phone and talk to it. Say something like: " I will tell you the differences between null and undefined and you will tell me if I am correct". It helps you polishing your vocabulary, honing your communication skills and getting real-time feedback on your knowledge. Also , I mentioned this before but I repeat it: can't recommend enough Greatfrontend website to find the answers for the interview questions in javascript. The quizzes are free, no subscription required. It's a compilation of interview questions made by former Google engineers. Happy coding!