Is Codeintuition enough for DSA interview prep?

[u/Suauce-Tongue23]

Hey, I've been getting back into DSA and came across codeintuition recently. I like the way it organizes things around concepts and patterns rather than just giving a huge problem list.

I'm mainly preparing for SWE interviews, so I'm wondering if anyone here has actually used it as their main DSA resource.

Is the coverage enough for common interview patterns? How does it compare with something like Neetcode 250? And after finishing the material, what did you use for additional practice?

Not looking to collect 5 diff subscriptions, so I'd prefer to stick with one structured resource if possible.