Binary Search — the pattern behind O(log n)
When the answer space is sorted, halving it each step beats scanning everything.
Drill the patternsTopics
DSA and system design notes built for the moment an interviewer says: “walk me through it.” Each topic is short, diagrammed, and written to be spoken out loud.
Most prep teaches recognition. Interviews test explanation. That translation gap is where good candidates lose offers.
Every topic gives you the shape of the idea, the implementation, and the sentence you need when someone asks “why?”
Hashing, base62 encoding, and the read-heavy path for a classic system design interview question.
Read the field noteStop memorizing 400 answers. Learn the small moves that keep showing up.
When the answer space is sorted, halving it each step beats scanning everything.
Drill the patternsWhen the array is sorted, two indices walking toward each other often beat nested loops.
Drill the patternsCache, queues, limits, storage — drawn clearly enough to defend under pressure.
Hashing, base62 encoding, and the read-heavy path for a classic system design interview question.
Walk the architectureToken bucket vs sliding window — the classic API gateway problem with a mermaid block you can sketch in 15 minutes.
Walk the architectureThis library grows with the product. Every new markdown file can carry prose, code, and mermaid architecture diagrams without custom page work.
Rehearse the room. Then walk in ready.
An interview is the first day of the job — practice before it counts.
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