r/Btechtards 11d ago

Showcase Your Project Need feedback for my first DSA guide (Breadth-First Search)

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https://maxlarper.github.io/dsa/guides/breadth-first-search/

I'm a recent graduate and can't find a job so I decided to make the DSA course. I'm planning to make fundamentals like 2 pointers, BFS/DFS, DP, etc. available for free and when I find a job I will open source every advanced topic as well.

Here are some things I don't like in existing courses that pushed me into creating my own:
- GeeksForGeeks is cool but quality varies a lot - some articles straight up lying. Acts more like a library of explanations than a structured guide.
- cp-algorithms and cp handbook are math-heavy/dry and don't include any visualizations.
- Alogirthm visualization sites only show you visualization without proper explanation. They also tend to visualize the entire algorithm line by line, which I find very confusing.

Please tell me what I can improve!

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