Day 1/60: JavaScript DSA environment setup

60 Day DSA in JavaScript Challenge

Today I focused on building a JavaScript setup that makes daily DSA work fast to run, inspect, and test. The strongest checkpoints were keep the project layout simple enough that daily problems share helpers and quick checks cleanly, use node, console checks, and test scripts as part of the feedback loop instead of as afterthoughts, and treat tooling choices as part of the practice system because they compound over 60 days.

The mistake I wanted to avoid was treating the setup as disposable and rebuilding the same helpers every day. The day felt better once the invariant stayed visible and each update had one job.

The goal for tomorrow is simple: keep the rule clear enough that the next variation still feels related to the same idea. I also want to keep tracing tiny examples because they expose weak assumptions faster than large random tests.