Did you determine the system load in RPS? What was the amount? Have you experienced passing technical stages in a live-coding format?

Yes, load testing in RPS (requests per second) is an important step when testing frontend applications, especially if you need to assess the system's performance and stability.

For example, an online store might set a target load of 1000 RPS to ensure smooth operation during peak traffic.

Tools like JMeter, Locust, or Artillery are used for measuring and simulating load.

Regarding technical stages in live coding format, I have experience. Usually, these are tasks related to implementing small components, fixing bugs, or optimizing code within a limited time, with discussions of solutions and approaches with the interviewer.

An example of a live coding task: write a function that filters a list of products by price and sorts them by rating.

function filterAndSort(products, maxPrice) {
  return products
    .filter(p => p.price <= maxPrice)
    .sort((a, b) => b.rating - a.rating);
}

This format allows testing coding skills, understanding of algorithms, and the ability to work with data.