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(I work at Hackerrank) > an online judge necessarily imposes more rigid constraints because of the automated verification The platform is evolving to not be a
by anilgulecha 9y ago
(I work at Hackerrank)
> an online judge necessarily imposes more rigid constraints because of the automated verification
The platform is evolving to not be as rigid anymore as well. For example, we have a product (in a closed beta) which assess candidates on complete projects (eg: build a nodejs app that defines this api and behavior), and testing and scoring is based on unit test cases.
This way, you are testing for more real-world usecases, and also allowing the flexibility beyond straight IO.
- finnthehuman 9y agoThat's still just as rigid, it's just increasing scope of the deliverable so a smaller portion overall has to be dedicated to complying with your rigidity.
- drdrey 9y agoInteresting, thanks for jumping in! I'd be happy to revise my judgment when I see the new product in action