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  • Published a new blog post "Interview Questions in 2026: A Practical Guide" featuring practical insights, TypeScript code examples demonstrating modern development patterns, and discussion prompts for technical interview preparation.

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A new blog post on interview questions and modern development patterns in 2026 was added to the content directory. The post includes YAML frontmatter metadata, article body with explanatory sections, and embedded TypeScript code examples demonstrating practical coding patterns.

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Interview Questions Blog Post

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Blog post: Interview questions and modern patterns content/blog-post-2026-06-09/interview-questions-in-2026-a-practical-guide.mdx	New MDX blog post with frontmatter (title, description, date, tags, published status, image path) and article content covering interview patterns, including TypeScript code samples for a custom hook and a button component, plus a conclusion with community discussion prompt.

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🐰 A blog post hops into view with care,
Interview wisdom beyond compare,
TypeScript samples and patterns so bright,
Questions for twenty-twenty-six's delight,
Content that's crafted with thoughtful flair! ✨

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[avinashkamat48]

This new post has a couple of publish-readiness issues: the frontmatter points to ./images/post-image.png but no matching asset is added, and the generated copy reads awkwardly in several places, for example "Interview questions continues" and "Why Interview questions Matters". Could you add/fix the image and give the text a topic-specific pass before publishing it as a live article?