Just finished uni
Posted by Aksds@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 7 comments
Where are good places to keep practicing stuff like DSA and design patterns whilst I look for jobs?
Posted by Aksds@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 7 comments
Where are good places to keep practicing stuff like DSA and design patterns whilst I look for jobs?
icebreaker0905@reddit
What did you do for your major project
Aksds@reddit (OP)
We built a website for a client through uni. The client manages customers computers and servers, basically an MSP. We made a website so they can create custom forms or maintenance tasks that need to be done for clients, and have a clean way to have workers fill them in to make sure the job is done.
BeginningOne8195@reddit
LeetCode is a solid start, you could also try HackerRank or Codeforces, but honestly just staying consistent matters more than the platform.
Practical_Still_9754@reddit
If you're seeking classic literature on this topic, the gold standard for technical interviews is surely: 'Cracking the Coding Interview' by Gayle Laakmann McDowell. Can recommend highly.
Environmental_Gap_65@reddit
Leetcode is good. Refactor guru has some good walkthrough of design patterns in case you need to freshen up, but not really exercises as such.
Honestly, the best practice you can get is by building projects. It’ll look far better to employers than leetcode or any other practice platform.
Aksds@reddit (OP)
Thank you!
I do have some projects in the works too. Refactoring guru was a god send in uni :). I’m thinking I might fuck around in a game engine too since I haven’t done that in a long time
no_regerts_bob@reddit
Who's gonna tell him