Add LeakCode to Online Coding Platforms#5
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The Online Coding Platforms section already covers the major practice options well - LeetCode, NeetCode, HackerRank, CodeForces are the right calls for pattern practice and competitive coding.
One resource type missing from the list is a company-specific question database - something that answers 'what has Google/Meta/Amazon been asking this cycle' rather than providing a curated problem set. LeakCode fills this gap: it aggregates 23,000+ real interview questions reported by candidates across 7 sources (LeetCode Discuss, Blind, Glassdoor, 1p3a, Reddit, GeeksForGeeks), searchable by company (805+ covered), role, and interview round.
I've added it under a new 'Company-Specific Question Databases' subsection since it's a different resource category from the practice platforms already listed. Candidates typically use NeetCode for pattern learning and LeakCode to calibrate on their specific target company in the final prep phase.
Free, no paywall for company filtering. Happy to adjust placement if you prefer a different section.