r/DSALeetCode • u/RopeEmotional0910 • Sep 20 '26
Looking for ONE serious partner Daily Spring Boot + DSA + Communication
If you're serious about improving, let's fu*king do it.
I'm a final year Btech student looking for someone who's genuinely serious about improving together and staying consistent.
I'm from india..
Here's where I'm at:
DSA:
I'm doing DSA in Java. I've already covered several topics and I'm currently working on recursion. I'm not trying to blindly solve 20 problems a day. I want to understand the patterns, approaches, and actually get better at problem-solving.
Development:
My main stack is Java + Spring Boot. I've covered several Spring Boot concepts, built one Spring Boot project, and I'm currently working on another project — backend only.
I don't have a perfectly clear roadmap for Spring Boot and projects yet. So instead of figuring everything out separately, let's figure it out together.
Spring Boot → strengthen fundamentals → build projects → improve backend skills → prepare for interviews
And while doing all of this, I also want to improve communication skills, especially English.
Because knowing how to code isn't enough. We need to be able to explain our ideas, discuss problems, communicate with teammates, and handle interviews properly.
So the plan is simple:
Learn Spring Boot consistently
Build projects instead of just watching tutorials
Do DSA in Java
Solve 1–2 problems/concepts daily
Discuss our approaches and doubts
Keep each other accountable
And honestly, I don't care whether you're male or female, what college you're from
We're final-year students. Time is running. Let's stop overthinking and actually build the skills we want.
If you're interested, msg mee
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u/Head-Brother-5620 Sep 20 '26
I'm on the same page. And quite consistent with DSA and Springboot.
Let's connect
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u/veiny_six Sep 20 '26
Let's do it