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I like Code Kata approach, it allows to learn and practice. But dislike siloed websites like Leetcode where they ask you to bear with their awful web experienc
by diimdeep 2y ago
I like Code Kata approach, it allows to learn and practice.
But dislike siloed websites like Leetcode where they ask you to bear with their awful web experience, I want to keep my code and notes offline and close in case I need it in a year or 10 years.
Approach with simple test files and exercises is more appealing to me https://github.com/dabeaz-course/python-mastery https://github.com/dabeaz-course/python-mastery
So what is the goal here, to be like Leetcode ? or spread knowledge ? If latter, put material as plain markdown and .py files on github repo, we will say thank you.
- mchab 2y agoOriginally I started this as an open source project, and currently thinking of a similar system to what you shared where I make the problems open source and keep the site close sourced. Here was my original project https://github.com/moe18/DeepMLeet https://github.com/moe18/DeepMLeet