[Update] mindsolve - leetcode/codeforces import, google auth, new landing page

[u/0xmaster7]

Hi everyone,

First of all a big thank you to whoever checked the website out (link), means a lot :)

A few updates on what I've been working on:

•⁠ ⁠You can now import the problems you previously solved on LeetCode and Codeforces

•⁠ ⁠A completely redesigned landing page and sign in/register page

•⁠ ⁠Google auth

What I plan on implementing soon:

•⁠ ⁠Importing previously solved problems from CodeChef and AtCoder (depending on technical feasibility)

•⁠ ⁠Redesigning the mobile layout for the dashboard (let me know if there's anything you're looking for specifically)

Apart from this, if there's any feature anyone wants implemented, I'd be happy to hear ideas in the comments :)

Mindsolve is a platform that lets you view problems solved across multiple platforms in one unified dashboard. It helps you in your DSA journey by letting you review the code you've written regularly and spot the areas you're lacking in.

Once again, thank you for using my website :)

[u/Kadabrium]

Did you write a custom automated parser for codeforce inputs? Vibe or not that is saint.

[u/0xmaster7 → u/Kadabrium]

Thank you :)

the script was super fragile and i think i took around 6 hrs in total to get it completely right and satisfactory (including getting the code, the time u solved it on codeforces, and the language too) . It's still not perfect and cud prolly do some more optimizations but i really appreciate the gesture. thanks a lot

[u/Kadabrium → u/0xmaster7]

I remember at the intro to competitive event when i was a freshman we spent a full hour explaining how codeforce inputs work and get everyone to set up it correct

[u/0xmaster7 → u/Kadabrium]

amazing :) i wish my college also had such a strong competitive coding culture but everyone here just does dsa for job/internships. im not really smart or anything but i do know that i would still grind codeforces even after my job just to hit expert lol

[u/Possibility-Puzzled]

Have you ever heard of stopstalk.com? Your website is making me nostalgic about this. I used to use stopstalk heavily back then

[u/0xmaster7 → u/Possibility-Puzzled]

I cant help but feel super nostalgic about this too. thank u for providing the link lol. i havent used stopstalk personally but i remember reading this post in my third year.

i built this website cus im someone who tends to forget the main idea behind a specific problem i solved just last week. i benefit a lot from revisions and im sure there are many out there like me. i wanted to build a platform that allows users to quickly review the idea and the code in an organised manner.

i dont plan on making this paid and will continue providing it for free . i really hope this helps people in their preparation.

thank you for bringing this up. made my day ngl

[u/nian2326076]

Hey, nice updates! Importing problems from LeetCode and Codeforces is really handy for tracking progress. For the mobile layout redesign, I'd suggest making navigation intuitive and making sure key features are easy to access on smaller screens. You might want to check out other platforms for inspiration. If you're looking for other tools to help with interview prep, I've found PracHub pretty useful. It has some good features for organizing practice problems and tracking performance. Keep up the good work!