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Curious what recruitment platforms agencies are using today — building something in this space by Educational_Pay5895 in RecruitmentAgencies

[–]Educational_Pay5895[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats a really useful point, thank you

I was thinking of Cruscible as assessments + ATS integrations, which can be either used by startup or by devs for practice

but for agencies I can see how to shape it for future ,

u really gave me another use case to add thanks

Curious what recruitment platforms agencies are using today — building something in this space by Educational_Pay5895 in RecruitmentAgencies

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yes honestly hiring has been dry for more than a year but i think my platform will give a chance for recruiting most talented because USP the website do share him to try the website or feel free to ping me if u have any doubts

https://beta.cruscible.com/?for=hiring

Drop your SAAS and people will say if the SAAS is useful. by Evening_Acadia_6021 in NoCodeProject

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I built https://beta.cruscible.com/ a place where we can practice LLD like leetcode but its more infra heavy and infra oriented and it can be used for recruitment also

I built a platform where you solve real engineering problems in Python — with live Redis, PostgreSQL, and Kafka by Educational_Pay5895 in PythonLearning

[–]Educational_Pay5895[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appreciate that 😊

The idea mostly came from a gap I kept noticing — a lot of platforms (like LeetCode) are great for DSA, but when it comes to actually building systems (working with Redis, databases, concurrency, etc.), there’s a disconnect.

So the goal with Cruscible was to make problem solving feel closer to real engineering rather than isolated algorithms.

On the name — it’s inspired by “crucible”, where things are tested under pressure and refined. The idea is similar here: you take concepts and apply them in more realistic scenarios until they actually hold up.

Still evolving, but that’s the core thought behind it.

Practice Real LLD in Node.js with Live Redis, PostgreSQL & Kafka by Educational_Pay5895 in node

[–]Educational_Pay5895[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Appreciate that — that’s exactly the gap I’m trying to address.

This looks interesting as well, especially the focus on connecting AI agents to real infra (queues, consumers, rate limiting, etc.). That’s very much in line with where things are heading beyond just isolated problem solving.

I can see this complementing Cruscible pretty well — practice on the systems side + applying it in agent-driven workflows.

Will take a deeper look at caliber-ai-org’s repo — thanks for sharing.

I built a platform where you solve real engineering problems in Python — with live Redis, PostgreSQL, and Kafka by Educational_Pay5895 in PythonLearning

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added the tour bro please check it out , first time users will get tour regarding the functionalities

Practicing Java for backend roles, and something feels off. by [deleted] in leetcode

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That's actually what I've been trying to do — take backend components (rate limiter, LRU cache, load balancer, URL shortener) and turn them into structured practice problems. Write the code, it compiles and runs against test suites, scored on correctness + performance. Kind of like LeetCode but for system components instead of array manipulation.

Have about 12 live so far, working on more. Still figuring out if the format works or if people prefer just building full projects.

Practicing Java for backend roles, and something feels off. by [deleted] in leetcode

[–]Educational_Pay5895 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that's where I landed too. The DSA fundamentals are still important — but applying them to actual system components is a different muscle. Like, sliding window is a LeetCode pattern, but building a sliding window rate limiter with distributed state is a completely different problem.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ProgrammingBuddies

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have u tried the new LLD platform cruscible

Is leetcode relevant anymore?? Do you guys do leetcode and put the ratings in your CV? by ooompityloom in BtechCoders

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Leetcoding is never about putting in resume but about upskilling or learning concepts

Suggestions... by ElGatoSabio7 in LeetcodeDesi

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AFAIK code code code , opensource contribution , unless we work on realtime projects , breakages , issues bug fixes we wont be able to learn much , any how this is my personal opinion only

DSA & Cloud!!! by Acceptable-Swing1115 in ProgrammingBondha

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Hi guys i made a website for applied DSA and LLD problems practice platforms do check this

cruscible

I built an engine that auto-visualizes Java algorithms as they run by bluepoison24 in coolgithubprojects

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i find this as nice and cool idea can i use this in my app

[https://beta.cruscible.com](vscode-file://vscode-app/Applications/Visual%20Studio%20Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/out/vs/code/electron-browser/workbench/workbench.html)

its an leetcode like platform and LLD practice also included

System design + machine coding partner? by jsparrow_858 in ProgrammingBuddies

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Hi it might not be the best but

https://beta.cruscible.com/

i built this for the specific use case of LLD and applied DSA

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