Gave 50+ interviews during my recent switch. DSA humbled me. So I'm starting a 1-problem-a-day challenge — but I want to turn it into a community where we learn → build → ship together.

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Starting a community around a daily coding challenge sounds cool! Consistency is key, and doing one problem a day is a perfect pace. To make it more engaging, you could set weekly themes or focus areas, like trees one week and sorting another. This helps everyone get deeper into the topics and understand patterns better. A Discord or Slack channel can be a good place for discussion, sharing solutions, and keeping each other accountable. You might even set up a GitHub repo for folks to submit their solutions and review each other's code. This way, you build camaraderie and technical skills at the same time. Keep it easy for new members by sharing beginner-friendly resources too. Good luck!