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Concurrency and Parallelism in Elixir(exercism.io)
4 points by ihid 8y ago|0 comments
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Unicode Matching in Elixir(exercism.io)
6 points by ihid 8y ago|0 comments
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by ihid 8y ago
For public comments, this is correct. For mentoring (in Mentored Mode) you will receive comments about the quality of code.
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by ihid 8y ago
They're not normalised, no. But the theme holds true. We have about 80% more solutions submitted per day and about 500% more comments per day. So engagement per solution is much higher. It's also worth pointing out that this whole
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by ihid 8y ago
Ah awesome. Sorry I dropped the ball on that. I'll reply now. Have you seen about https://exercism.io/blog/automated-mentoring-support-project ?
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by ihid 8y ago
So there are two modes: 1) Mentored Mode: Submit, get structured feedback from mentors, then publish and get stars (ie upvotes/kudos) and/or public comments. 2) Independent Mode: Submit, publish, get stars (ie upvotes/kudos)
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by ihid 8y ago
Nice work! I'd be interested in how we could improve the UI to cater better to your third point. If I'm interested in how a language looks I tend to find one good solution, then look at the poster's profile and browse other o
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by ihid 8y ago
The "explore languages" link is now fixed. Thanks :) Feel free to open an issue at https://github.com/exercism/exercism for the random language order. If there's consensus then it's an easy one to c
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by ihid 8y ago
> I preferred the semi-OK amateur mentorship over the wildly inconsistent/non-existent mentor assistance. Just to chime in with data here, there is 5x more feedback per day on the new system than there was with the old system. Depen
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Coding Intentionally in Bash Grains(exercism.io)
96 points by ihid 8y ago|32 comments
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New tutorial site for the MEAN stack (free trial)(masteringmean.com)
4 points by ihid 11y ago|1 comments
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My experience of Bootstrapd, an open-space conference for technical startups.(ihid.co.uk)
1 points by ihid 14y ago|0 comments
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Part 2 of "Techniques to Secure Your Website with Ruby On Rails"(rubysource.com)
2 points by ihid 14y ago|0 comments
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Techniques to Secure Your Website with Ruby On Rails (Part 1)(rubysource.com)
1 points by ihid 14y ago|0 comments
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Backbone.js, CoffeeScript, Jasmine, HAML and Rails working together(ihid.co.uk)
1 points by ihid 14y ago|0 comments