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I found the previous site had a better format and the information was all there. New one seems to be missing stuff I remember being there before.

Can you point me to previous site?

Nvm, I could have sworn your reddit post led me to https://www.techinterviewhandbook.org/ but maybe it got confused. Anyways closing found the link on my history.

"Studing" instead of "Studying" under Behavioral Interviews in Types of Interviews.
https://github.com/nas5w/interview-guide/blob/main/docs/types-of-interviews.md?plain=1#L16

I made a pull request to save you time, but you don't have to use it:
#11

Many thanks for putting together this resource!

See vuejs/vitepress#520

Just checked out this site for the first time and it looks like whatever you're using to generate the static pages is essentially skipping all the content except the initial image.

Removed due to inactivity.
Consider using issue templates moving forward.

See https://socialsharepreview.com/

Hi!

First of all thank you for this great resource, I highly appreciate your work. There is a small typo that I want to report - under the subtitle of "Using the NeetCode 150" first sentence starts with NeetcÇode.

Best regards,
Bakhtiyar.

When you go to https://interviewguide.dev, the github/twitter links on that page work fine. However, if you navigate to another page within the app and then back to the preface page, the github/twitter links don't work.

Question for anyone reading this list:

I have opinionated study approaches that I used for each section. For example, step-by-step of how to prepare for the leetcode-style interviews. Should I add those to the readme file, or is that sort of thing out-of-scope for a list of resources?

You wrote that "Given how time-intensive and stressful software development interviews can be, it's a good idea to prepare mentally for the process", but did not explain how. E.g. how to overcome anxiety, or when the mind goes blank etc.