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Hello, Excuse me but I don't think that you are a "good coder". First of all, I have found nothing about you on LinkedIn and even less on GitHub. But, to pro
by guifortaine 11y ago
Hello,
Excuse me but I don't think that you are a "good coder".
First of all, I have found nothing about you on LinkedIn and even less on GitHub.
But, to prove me that I am wrong, show me your strength on Codewars and a few Katas later (1 kyu for you, as you claim to be "experienced", language of your choice), we will be able to talk. These ones could be a great fit :
-Tiny Three-Pass Compiler
http://www.codewars.com/kata/tiny-three-pass-compiler http://www.codewars.com/kata/tiny-three-pass-compiler
-Simple Interactive Interpreter
http://www.codewars.com/kata/simple-interactive-interpreter http://www.codewars.com/kata/simple-interactive-interpreter
Before having tasted the power of Codewars, I wasn't able to
assess the coding abilities of developers whom I met. Now, it's not the case anymore ;)
(but don't get me wrong : I too do believe that school with its strong theoritical foundations is necessary and that a bootcamp could only have all its meaning by being an addon to it)
Très cordialement / Best Regards,
- dan_nolan 11y agoThose are two great kata, I enjoyed completing them! On top of that, from the creators of Codewars comes Qualified (https://qualified.strive.co/ https://qualified.strive.co/), which allows you to use already created challenges to test developers skill. You can also create your own challenges and playback their programming frames step by step!
- guifortaine 11y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11396297 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11396297 PS : Dan, you are a master m(_ _)m