I converted my tech interview study guide into a newsletter
I converted my tech interview study guide into a newsletter launched on September 16, 2020 with 16 votes, #947 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
In plain words
The Daily Coding is a newsletter based on a tech interview study guide. It delivers coding interview preparation content to subscribers interested in improving their technical interview skills. The newsletter format makes the study material accessible as regular email updates rather than requiring users to visit a website directly. It targets software engineers and job seekers preparing for technical interviews at major tech companies.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
Does a similar job
all alternatives →
- MCMorning Cup of Coding – A curated newsletter of programming articles2018 · humanreadablemag.com · ▲192
- ISI send out a weekly CS topic overview and code interview question2012 · codingforinterviews.com · ▲117
Code The Web Weekly2018 · codetheweb.blog · ▲153A weekly email full of resources to learn web development!
- ICI created a newsletter to help people get better at coding interviews2019 · interviewdojo.com · ▲7
InterviewDojo is a free newsletter that helps you study and practice for coding interviews. We send interview tips and coding questions to your mailbox with problems asked at Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple. Practice on your own and look at the step by step solutions provided.
More growth this month
the category →
wallhop is a free paywall bypass. Paste any article link to read it without paywall popups, ads or clutter. No signup, no extension. A simple 12ft.io alternative.
Growth · 13d ago · wallhop.io
Source: Show HN post ↗
Launched alongside, September 2020
the whole month →
Tables by Google▲783Tables helps teams easily track & automate tasks
Work · 2020 · tables.area120.google.com
- LS
Almost eight years ago I launched an online “Linux sysadmin course for newbies” here at HN. It was a side-project that went well, but never generated enough money to allow me to fully commit to leaving the Day Job. After surviving the Big C, and getting made redundant I thought I might improve and relaunch it commercially – but my doctors are a pessimistic bunch, so it looked like I didn’t have the time. Instead, I rejigged/relaunched it via a Reddit forum this February as free and open - and have now gathered a team of helpers to ensure that it keeps going each month even after I can’t…
Commerce · 2020
