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Is this website still going to be up?

Feedback • Asked 8 months ago by cmora427

cmora427 Commented on Jan 21, 2025:

The website seems a little wonky and I checked the "newest additions" and its from January of 2024, a year ago.
Is anyone still working on this website?

Team AlgoDaily Commented on Jan 22, 2025:

Hi! Yes, we're still working on it! Expect much more to come over the new few quarters :-)

Ben Commented on Jun 21, 2025:

Appreciate the update. As a learner, the “Newest Additions” page showing Jan 2024 makes it hard to tell what’s actually changing. Is there a public changelog/roadmap and an expected cadence for new problems or editorial updates?

Also:
- Where should we report bugs/typos? I’ve hit a couple small issues (like broken hint links and some UI flicker).
- Are you updating existing explanations or mainly adding new content? Trying to decide whether to renew.

Pat Kumar Commented on Jul 12, 2025:

Totally agree with Ben—“Newest Additions” stuck on Jan 2024 reads as dormant even if work is happening.

What would help:
- Public changelog + roadmap: one page or a pinned forum thread with a monthly “What shipped” summary (new problems, editorial revisions, fixes). Even bullets are fine.
- Per-problem “Last updated” and an “Updated” badge. Editorial polish is as valuable as net-new problems; surface it.
- Clear bug/typo intake: a single channel (in-app Feedback/Contact or a public issues board). Ask for URL, steps, expected vs actual, device/browser. Example: “Broken hint link on Decimal To Binary” with the exact link and screenshot.

For AlgoDaily: if you can share a cadence (e.g., X new problems/mo, Y editorial updates/mo), it’ll make renewals easier. Even a lightweight monthly post goes a long way.

For deciding to renew: I’d go month-to-month until there’s a visible cadence or a posted roadmap, unless the current set already covers your gaps.