Coding interviews are hard and often leet code presents problems in an order that is inherently unstructured, making progress slow. Often times, you'll need to have more basic mastered concepts (e.g arrays) before moving onto something more complex (e.g dynamic programming). This site (https://neetcode.io/roadmap) presents a structured and better organized approach to learning about complex data structures and algorithms.

I’m thrilled to announce that the Tajdid team will be speaking at the MAS LA and Orlando lighthouse events. These events aim to foster a sense of community for young professional muslims, and our team hopes to support its efforts. Please share with your respective networks and do your best to attend. I'm looking forward to seeing you all there! LA: Aug 16-18th (event registration) Orlando: Aug 23-25th (event registration)

Salam. Anyone willing to help me with my secondaries?

Salaam! We just updated the website to dive deeper into our story, why we started Tajdid and what we hope to accomplish with the community. Check it out here! Also if you want your local masjid / muslim community / MSA to be a part of Tajdid, share Our Story with them! Lastly if you want to lead a Tajdid chapter in your city and expand the community, reach out to any of us inshAllah.

Check out this fellowship program: https://headstarter.co. It's great for first and second year CS students to bolster their GitHub and get initial exposure to some AI projects. Further, it'll give you some experience writing production code which will put you in a strong position to get interviews.