Day 103: Continued working on #algodaily60 completing Week 1! Hooray! Highly recommend this course if you want to get your data structure and algos down pat! #100daysofCode

— Rudy B (@_RudyBecker_) January 11, 2021

As a developer without formal education I struggle to solve algorithm formulas.

I always tend to use loops and arrays for everything. In the web languages I used, the other data structures are not very obvious.

I improved a bit for a while using https://t.co/QoQUVYT4Ze

— Vignesh M (@ShivEnigma) August 31, 2020

This is really useful for your next interview #codenewbie #100DaysOfCode #javascript #frontend #DEVcommunity #frontend #backendhttps://t.co/UmxriK8emn pic.twitter.com/4lUJUu1uBR

— Sam Quinn (@SantyPK4) June 24, 2019

R2 D27 of #100DaysOfCode

1. Started with react native introduction and installation.
2. Solved algodaily challenge for today.#developer #software #womenintech #WomenWhoCode #WomenInSTEM #women #coders #softwaredeveloper #programming #coding

— Ravina Deogadkar (@DeogadkarRavina) September 20, 2020

Monoliths vs. Microservices for Junior Engineers (...and for me) #Engineering #architecture https://t.co/2Ai7TvXKYr

— Sunil Karkera (@gluecode) August 23, 2020

"the vast majority of learning comes from the struggle of thinking it through yourself" https://t.co/xGNjD8Dth8

— Will Worth (@willworthdev) April 4, 2019

Highly recommend checking out Algo Daily if you're prepping for technical interviews. Helped me get from hopeless to competent in a few weeks! Still using it to prep for some upcoming interviews. Link in thread 👇

— Rahat Chowdhury (@Rahatcodes) January 15, 2021

It's good to interview software devs for sysytems design topic - from juniors to senior architects - good ones will kick ass. Here is a good orientation - https://t.co/2YfY6hEsa3

— Alex Gorbachev (@alexgorbachev) July 21, 2019

#100DaysOfCode
day8: Try to solve the challenges below on AlgoDaily for a technical interviewhttps://t.co/mIKrYFiehdhttps://t.co/gRcuuazsQT

— ts (@ts01445760) July 25, 2020

#100DaysOfCode Day 30-34:

Completed a whole bunch of AlgoDaily code puzzles/challenges. Lots-n-lots of [arrays].

Finished camera movement for mobile for one of my game projects.

Made progress on Udemy JS course.

Started prep for @battlesnakeio , learning python. So stoked!!!

— Matthew Riddett (@lazyninjacat) February 19, 2020

🤼‍♀️ algodaily DS ebook https://t.co/U1cpe2bBTq

— Curious Kicku 🥁 (@geeky_kicku) September 24, 2020

Very in-depth resourcehttps://t.co/FsO8R9WiEv

— Chris Johnston (@chrisjohnston) May 3, 2019

Oh and do some more practice on Algo Daily https://t.co/MMZMaIxswq

— Rahat Chowdhury (@Rahatcodes) December 4, 2020

But anyways, I strongly suggest you check out sites like leetcode or algodaily. They offer common interview q's you can use for practice!

— Ayaka (@atsuzakii) February 28, 2020

Best way to stay sharp in your #coding skills is to take up the challenges and #learn from them.
Daily coding challenges site link belowhttps://t.co/8GBeQVSQpi#daily #challenges #javascript #programming

— Anurag Mathews (@anuragmathews08) March 25, 2019

Day 90: did a few #algodaily lessons and worked thru an array challenge. Hoping this will be good practice for the last #fcc JS algorithm challenge section. Also started working on the second challenge of pset 4 for #cs50. #100DaysOfCode #programming #javascript #algorithms

— Kristen Monnik (@kmonnik_dev) September 16, 2020

And I’ve heard good references about https://t.co/ZA1c8wm0SY. I also have used @EducativeInc and @LeetCode 🙂

— Andrés Pinzón (@andrestntx) August 31, 2020

Day 100: Made it to 100! Happy to celebrate this milestone, but there more work to do! Continued working in Vue today and completed more modules in my #algodaily60 course. I am really enjoying @jzraps approachable detailed descriptions of tough concepts! Onwards! #100DaysOfCode

— Rudy B (@_RudyBecker_) January 8, 2021