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What's New?

2026-03-21

  • Randomized the order of options in Speedrun mode for a more varied experience
  • Added support for more problems with algorithm visualization

2026-03-20

  • Fixed several known issues to improve stability.

2026-03-15

  • Bug fixes and content updates

2026-03-12

Release: Algorithm Visualizer

We've added an interactive Algorithm Visualizer that lets you step through algorithms visually alongside the code.

What's new:

  • Step-by-step playback controls for algorithm execution
  • Side-by-side code panel with syntax highlighting and active line tracking
  • Customizable inputs with presets for different test cases
  • Call stack panel for recursive algorithms
  • Fullscreen mode for focused learning

Try it out: The first problem with visualization support is Remove Duplicates from Sorted Array. More problems coming soon!

2026-03-07

  • Update Interval DP and Knapsack DP Intros

2026-03-04

  • Improved performance
  • Fixed known issues

2026-02-28

  • Improved Java code execution performance.

2026-02-27

  • Improved C++ code execution performance.
  • Fixed known issues.

2026-02-10

  • Fix known issues and improve user experience.
  • Add more videos.

2026-02-05

  • Add Vim Mode and timer to code editor

2026-01-31

  • Rolling out a 3-minute breakdown for Practice and Editorials.

2026-01-21

  • Added Ask AI functionality to the SpeedRun page.
  • Introduced the Growth Journal feature.

2026-01-19

  • Expanded programming language support for solution code
  • Resolved several issues and bugs

2026-01-08

  • Fixed some performance issues

2026-01-06

  • Submission history with diff against current submission
  • Minor fixes

2025-12-28

  • Minor fixes

2025-12-27

  • Added note support on the Practice page
  • Enhanced the Practice Index page with difficulty-based sorting and completed problem counts
  • Minor improvements and fixes

2025-12-19

  • Notes UI updates

2025-12-18

✨ Updates

  • Added Ad-hoc Notes for more flexible note-taking.
  • Expanded Templates with support for more languages.

2025-12-17

  • New feature: Add selected content to Notes with formatting preserved via the Add to Note button.
  • Improvement: Updated leetcode editorials
  • Fixes: Resolved known bugs for improved stability.

2025-12-11

Dynamic Programming Module Expansion

  • Complete Structure Re-org: New intro articles for Constant Transition, Non-constant Transition, and Topological Sort categories provide a smoother learning path from basic DP to advanced bitmask optimization.
  • Major Content Upgrade: Non-constant Transition, Dual-Sequence, Interval DP, and Bitmask DP sections now feature clearer explanations with new diagrams illustrating recursion trees, state transitions, and DP table filling strategies.
  • New Articles & Problems: Added more practice problems for each sub-pattern. Each article demonstrates why greedy approaches fail and provides both top-down and bottom-up implementations.

2025-12-06

Fixed various minor bugs and improved overall stability.

2025-11-27

We're excited to announce a new course: How LLMs Work — a comprehensive guide for developers who want to understand large language models from the ground up, without needing a machine learning background. The course covers four modules:

  • Module 1 explains how text converts to numbers through tokenization and embeddings.
  • Module 2 shows how neural networks predict the next word.
  • Module 3 dives deep into the attention mechanism — the core innovation behind transformers.
  • Module 4 brings everything together into the complete transformer architecture.

Each module includes interactive visualizations and clear code examples, helping you build intuition for how modern AI systems actually work.

2025-11-04

New Foundation Course

  • A comprehensive beginner-friendly course covering computer science fundamentals, data structures (arrays, strings, linked lists, queues, hash tables, stacks), and algorithm complexity. Includes 8 modules with interactive practice problems supporting 9 programming languages.
  • Enhanced code editor styling and bug fixes.

2024-11-26

  • Bug fixes

2024-11-05

  • Bug fixes and UI updates

2024-10-25

  • Use the '?' button at the bottom right corner to ask questions and share feedback.

2024-10-11

  • Add more practice problems to DFS on Tree section

2024-10-03

  • Updated ROI chart

2024-09-29

  • UX improvements

2024-09-27

  • Addiontal practice questions for Prefix Sum.
  • Highlight any article content to use as context to chat with AI.
  • Command + enter to enter a new line in chat with AI.

2024-09-22

  • Resolved the compilation issue in Golang.

2024-09-19

  • Minor UX updates

2024-08-31

  • Added ruby and rust support

2024-08-22

  • Added more company interview guides

2024-07-06

  • update stack and queue intro articles

2024-06-25

  • Fix go compiler timeout

2024-06-17

  • Company Interview Guides

2024-06-11

  • System Design: Uber

2024-05-06

  • Select text and ask Monster AI for an explanation.

2024-05-02

  • UI revamp

2024-03-31

  • Content revamp

2024-02-17

  • Add Go solutions to BDS and backtracking.

2024-01-21

  • Added Go solutions to binary search and BFS.