Cracking the Coding Interview is still one of the best resources out there for interview prep, even in 2021. I have heard some people say that it is no longer sufficient, but I have had two coding interviews that were taken out of the book almost verbatim.
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The Educative.io course on 14 coding patterns is not free, but a summary is available on HackerNoon and written by an Educative.io cofounder...presumably as either a gesture of goodwill, or a "free sample".
The 30-Minute Guide and Cracking the Coding Interview (again, there are free LeetCode problem mappings if you do not own Cracking the Coding Interview) both cover computer science fundamentals. And 14 coding patterns goes a little bit further.
There is a lot more work to be done when it comes to coding interview preparation resources. It is relatively easy for me to simply point to good resources in an aggregate post, but actually providing comprehensive reviews or my own resource would require an order of magnitude more effort. I haven't gotten there yet.
So for now, there is certainly a gap. The most comprehensive content, in my opinion, can be found in Cracking the Coding Interview and this Educative.io course. And that's not to mention the plethora of resources someone with a lot of money could afford, from coaches, to coding interview bootcamps, to expensive mock interviews in which the interviewers provide detailed feedback.
I personally don't really use sites like GeeksforGeeks or interview resources on Github that are written exclusively in markdown. It would be very useful to build a platform with detailed blog-style explanations and embedded coding platforms, but at that point you would essentially be recreating Educative.io.
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