felipefialho/frontend-challenges

A public list of open-source challenges from companies around the world

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Type:Curated List / Learning ResourceCategory(s):Interview Prep & AlgorithmsLearning & Resources
Added to GitGenius on October 10th, 2026
Created on March 1st, 2017
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Number of forks: 1,262
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Frontend Challenges is a curated collection of open-source job interview challenges published by companies worldwide.

The repository addresses the need for practical coding practice by aggregating real-world technical challenges that companies use during hiring. Rather than offering its own problems, it serves as a directory pointing to existing open-source challenges maintained by various organizations. This approach lets developers practice with authentic interview material while giving companies visibility for their hiring processes.

Developers preparing for frontend positions should use this collection to test their skills against the kinds of problems they will encounter in actual job interviews. The repository works best for those seeking diverse challenge sources across multiple companies rather than a single curated learning path. It suits anyone wanting to understand what different organizations expect from candidates and to build a portfolio of completed challenges.

The project maintains a straightforward structure focused on aggregating and organizing links to external challenges. Updates appear to occur in response to community contributions and new challenges becoming available from companies. The repository accepts submissions from the community to expand its listings, indicating ongoing curation rather than automated collection.