Useful Links

This course was exactly what I needed post-bootcamp. Colt is an amazing instructor and he takes you step by step through topics such as big O, problem solving approaches, sorting algorithms, and data structures.

For visual learners, this site provides really nice and intuitive visuals for sorting algorithms and data structures.

AlgoExpert is a platform for preparing for coding interviews. Features include 140 hand-picked toy problems, a data structures crash course, practice tests to simulate a day of coding interviews, and mock interviews.

Binary Search is similar to other toy problem platforms like Leetcode, but you're also able to get together with other engineers and work on problems at the same time. I love being able to work on problems with friends and share ideas and solutions with one another.

Codewars was the first toy problem platform I used when I first started learning code. What I like about Codewars is that users are rated by "kyu" and so there's a bit of motivation to complete more problems and improve.

Not DSA-related, but worth mentioning because this blog was made as a result of taking this course. Maximillian is a great teacher, and this was easily the best Next.js content I could find.