DSA resources keep growing
A viral beginner thread reminded students to master control flow, loops, and basics before jumping into LeetCode, while the long‑running 'coding‑interview‑university' GitHub repo (337k stars) continues to serve as a full CS curriculum for Big Tech prep. Those two pieces are driving a fresh wave of self‑paced DSA study. (x.com) (x.com)
The jwasham/coding-interview-university repository shows roughly 340,000 stars, about 81,800 forks, and 2,511 commits with its last recorded commit cited as roughly two years ago. (github.com) Author John Washam published the study plan in December 2014 and the README includes his account that studying 8–12 hours per day helped him land a Software Development Engineer role at Amazon. (gitstar-ranking.com) Multiple third‑party mirrors and community study‑note collections replicate or annotate the curriculum, including a Gitee mirror and curated study‑notes directories that aggregated the material for learners. (gitee.com) Gitstar‑ranking recorded the repository at about 338,158 stars on March 23, 2026, placing it among the most‑starred educational and interview‑prep projects on GitHub. (gitstar-ranking.com) Alongside that long‑running curriculum, newcomer‑focused resources such as the 'IntroToLeetcode' repository and recently updated beginner guides on community blogs have appeared to streamline entry points to DSA practice. (github.com) Community pattern lists and LeetCode aggregators remain active—LeetCode’s problem library and third‑party pattern guides continue to be maintained as complementary study pathways for users following the curriculum and beginner threads. (leetcode.com)
