Hello everyone,

First of all, I know that there are a lot of forum posts on this topic already and I apologize in advance if I ask some repetitive questions. I have tried to go through all the forum posts I could find about this specific certification and I have already looked at the certification detail sheet and sample exam provided by outsystems, but some of my questions remain unanswered, which is why I'm making this post.

So really soon I plan on taking the Associate Reactive Developer Certification (In less then a week) and I don't feel really prepared. I have gone through the "Becoming a Reactive Web Developer" guided path once a while ago (march-may this year), and after that I worked on two larger reactive web applications. Please note that even though I have gone through the courses once, I was in a big rush and I wasn't thorough at all, so I don't think I can rely on that knowledge to pass the exam. Additionally, even though I worked on two apps, they both had very specific requirements that I had to focus on, so I think I might have missed some very basic concepts while working on them. 

Before my exam, I plan on looking at the guided path 2 more times (If I find the time) and doing the course exercises, as I have seen this approach suggested multiple times. However, when I'm looking at videos, I have a hard time memorizing the information and I find it much easier to memorize written information. I know OutSystems has great documentation, but is everything covered in the guided path also covered in the documentation, or would I miss something? I saw multiple comments on the posts I read saying that everything in the certifications is covered by the courses, but you need to really focus and listen hard to extract the needed information, and I'm worried that I will fail to memorize / understand something important when listening to the videos.  Is there any written documentation that you can recommend to me (that covers the full guided path) that will fully cover the material of the videos, or do you recommend I just stick to the videos?

Additionally, in the description of the Associate Reactive Developer Certification, it says that it focuses on reactive web and mobile applications, but under the Online resources, only the  "Becoming a Reactive WEB Developer" guided path is listed and nothing about the MOBILE developer path. Does this mean that the "Becoming a Reactive WEB Developer" is enough to pass the exam? (I would look at the mobile path as well just in case, but like I stated, I have very little time to prepare)

Another question I have is about the name of the certification. I have seen a lot of posts referring to a certification called "Associate Web Developer Certification", but a lot of posts also refer to a "Associate Web Reactive Developer" etc. I could not find those certifications on the certification page, so is it the same certification called multiple different things? Were those old names for the same test? And most importantly, is the information I have found regarding the  "Associate Web Developer Certification", also applicable to the "Associate Reactive Developer Certification".

Finally, I have a question regarding the type of questions that will be on the exam. I have seen multiple posts/comments saying that the questions can be very tricky and that there are usually 2 clearly wrong answers and 2 answers that both seem correct, but one is more true. If this is the case, are there any sample questions that are a similar format? I am not asking for past exam questions or anything like that, just practice questions that are on the same level of difficulty. So often, when certification practice questions are provided by a platform, they are SO EASY and you feel prepared and you go to the exam and the real questions are so much harder than the practice ones. Can someone honestly tell me if the provided sample exam by OutSystems is on the same difficulty level as the real certification and if not if there are any other examples I can look at so I'm not completely caught off guard. 

I apologize for this really long post, I just wanted to give you sufficient amount of details about what I already know and what confuses me, so that there is no unnecessary repetition of information already covered by other posts. Thank you so much in advance! Any other tips you have for me regarding this certification would be GREATLY appreciated!

Regards,

Mar