@Vicky_Uncut Fundamentals matter even more now. AI can give you a solution, but you still need to know whether it’s correct, why it works, and how to adapt it. I’d use AI to speed up learning—not replace the learning itself. DSA + fundamentals + AI is stronger than any one alone.
@ArjunDinesh123 Start ridiculously small. Find one real problem, build the simplest solution, and get 5–10 people to actually use it. Don’t wait until you feel “ready”—shipping, getting feedback, and fixing real problems will teach you way faster than endless tutorials.
@MayankG22315198 Don’t try to make up for the 2 months in one week. Start with 1–2 easy problems a day for a week, revise the basics, then slowly increase the difficulty. The hardest part is just getting back into the habit. Once you start, momentum comes back pretty quickly.
@Divyansh91565 Don’t rush into LeetCode yet. Strengthen basics like conditions, functions, arrays and strings first, then start with easy problems. Practice consistently and focus on understanding solutions rather than problem count. You’ll improve naturally with time.
The learning curve is honestly crazy 😂 you feel like you're improving and then one problem humbles you instantly.
For me, consistent practice made the biggest difference. Marevlo was something I used along the way to keep myself practicing regularly.
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@TechDerry I made the mistake of learning too many things at once when I started 😅
Actually building stuff and practicing consistently helped much more. I also started using Marevlo for the coding side and it helped me stay on track.
@raj_4_69@LeetCode The consistency in this challenge is impressive 🔥
I used to randomly solve questions and couldn't see much progress. Having a regular practice routine changed that for me, and Marevlo helped me keep that routine going.
@madhavtiwari24 100 days is actually the hardest part 😭 staying consistent matters way more than doing 20 questions once a week.
I started using Marevlo alongside my practice and it helped me build that daily habit. Definitely noticed the difference after a while.
@RodmanAi This is so true. I wasted a lot of time collecting resources instead of actually practicing 😭
Once I started following one path and solving problems consistently, I improved much faster.
I also came across Marevlo during that phase and it helped me stay consistent with practice.