> I spent my whole weekend on it, it was shined and buffed and you could have at least glanced at it. Or at the very least lied to me. This is why coding chall

> I spent my whole weekend on it, it was shined and buffed and you could have at least glanced at it. Or at the very least lied to me. This is why coding challenges are an immediate dealbreaker for me these days. If I’m going to do a project to showcase my skills, you can be sure I’m going to put my all into it. Getting ghosted after that is insulting beyond words. Put me in an interview setting and I at least know that it’s time-boxed and the interviewer is losing just as much time as I am.