my first approach solved it in o(n^2) time i had to check neetcode for the o(n) solution well alls well that ends well

You'd think you understand the question till your solution fails a test case

This problem took me a while to solve. My first approach involved using three pointers — first, second, and third. first was initially set to the first element, second to the second element, and third to the third element. So I looped through the array:

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Compound component pattern So many things to learn in react

Starting next.js today Wish me luck

So today I learnt how server side rendering works And how to setup a next.js application... It's really neat and straightforward It also comes with tailwind

Well I guess I'm back... Again

Half my development time is spent on tailwind config

Started learning Node.js today - Explored the File System (fs) module: -Reading and writing files synchronously -Reading and writing files asynchronously - Understood that Node.js is single-threaded - Learnt how to create a server with the HTTP module -introduced to the URL

I do have a question tho module the tutorial used CommonJS syntax (require/module.exports). Am I supposed to use that, or use ESM (import/export) instead?

Kinda disappointing to find out node.js isn't mostly just c++ wrapped in JavaScript

I'm back to posting... Again 🤧 Well... I got an internship tho 🎉🙂‍↔️

Apparently I am infact not good at front-end

If I want to send a piece of text to my phone... I convert it to a QR code then scan from my phone

Who would have thought setting up supabase would be so different from firebase

Full-Stack software engineer (Mongo, Express,React,Node)

Hello everyone, decided to share a new project i'm working on, it's going to be an online multiplayer ludo game but i'm just starting so it's still client side for now you can check it out live here ludoly.vercel.app while i update my progress

After a lot of battles with bug, i've implemented the logic where the piece enters the home stretch after going round the board it's still live here ludoly.vercel.app if you want to check it out

Just implemented piece capture logic, just needs some refining still live here ludoly.vercel.app