The web has never been as capable as it is today and will be tomorrow.
As software engineers we have so many options, almost too many, and it can be daunting. This post is just to share some of the tools I've found great at managing to remember the basics but keep with the current.

Our good old friend, data structure & algorithms

"This is the coding implementations of the DSA.js book and the repo for the NPM package.
In this repository, you can find the implementation of algorithms and data structures in JavaScript. This material can be used as a reference manual for developers, or you can refresh specific topics before an interview. Also, you can find ideas to solve problems more efficiently."
https://github.com/amejiarosario/dsa.js

AlgoExpert

There are many of these types of sites around, and for some, they would rather not pay for it so do do some research of which would suit you best.
But for me, the user interface is what really worked. It's clear to see what topics there is to cover, how far through and easy to work on coding questions.
algoexpert.io

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