dopplerhq/awesome-interview-questions

Awesome Interview Questions is a directory of links to other people's interview-question collections, gathered in one place so candidates do not have to hunt them down individually. It is what the open-source world calls an awesome list: a curated, single-page index, not a tutorial or a quiz application. The README is plain Markdown organised by topic, where each section is a heading and the contents are bullet-pointed links pointing out to articles, repositories, and study guides around the web. The categories cover the usual range a software job hunter runs into. There is a large block for specific programming languages, frameworks, and platforms, Android, Angular, C, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, Rails, Rust, Swift, TypeScript, Vue, Node, PHP, and many more. There are separate sections for databases (including MongoDB, MySQL, Postgres, Oracle, Cassandra, SQL in general), for caching technologies like Redis and Memcached, for operating systems, and then for cross-cutting computer-science topics such as algorithms, data structures, design patterns, networks, security, blockchain, and data science. Each link is to an external resource; the repo itself does not host the questions. Someone would use it as a starting point when preparing for a technical interview, especially if they want to compare different question sets across the same topic, or to find the standard study material for a language they are weak on. The README states up front that the project is no longer actively supported, so the link list reflects the state of the web at the time the project went dormant. The full README is longer than what was provided.