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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
I found this nugget from Wikipedia [0] quite funny. > In an answer on the Mercurial mailing list, Olivia Mackall explained how the name "Mercurial" was chosen: > Shortly before the first release, I read an article about the
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Cool idea. Would you target "first-time" creators, or experienced ones? And if experienced, why would they take a bet on Uneebee vs. existing platforms?
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Worth including a hosted example of such a blog
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Why SQLite Does Not Use Git(sqlite.org)
66 points by sarupbanskota 3y ago|43 comments
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Good catch, fixed!
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Looks cool! Why didn’t previous email finders include verification?
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Related: Build your own Redis — https://app.codecrafters.io/courses/redis/overview
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Also: Build your own Git (interactive) https://app.codecrafters.io/courses/git/overview Supports Haskell as well as Rust, among other languages
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Implementing (part of) a BitTorrent client in Rust [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sarupbanskota 3y ago|0 comments
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Almost all of our target audience has a GitHub account, so using it for auth keeps things simple and is one less thing to manage :)
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Build your own Extension
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
The course definition file contains all the prompts (including nuances per language) that are viewable on the UI. https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-bittorrent...
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Are we gonna get extensions to the challenge?
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Yeah the mobile experience could use more work, but tbh it's intended for desktop use (since it requires working with a terminal and code editor)
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
This is fixed btw
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Fun times
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
What a fun live-stream
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
CodeCrafters co-founder here. You're right, we could present it as just the articles. Our overview is publicly accessible and doesn't require a paywall. https://app.codecrafters.io/courses/bittorrent/ove
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
There's also this repo if you're keen on free resources: github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
We got a massive inflow of traffic from HN today and that seems to have hit some rate limits with GitHub. We're looking into it.
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Also good for other languages :)
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. It's not by design. We actually revised our marketing pages recently, and had a regression that got rid of the tooltip that explained what was free. We have a Linear task for fixing it back, but we were
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
No deadlines!
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
Build your own Interpreter is in the works! https://twitter.com/codecraftersio/status/168850373608654028...
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
There's Crystal support on CodeCrafters too! You can Build your own Redis.
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
By default, you're not required to publish your code to GitHub (although you can sync with a couple clicks). By you get a repo for you to work out of, which is hosted on CodeCrafters' git servers.
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
It's required for authentication (the original post links to app.codecrafters.io) — codecrafters.io is the marketing page :)
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
You might also find tutorials here useful https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
The Build your own HTTP Server challenge is currently completely free. Otherwise, you can do the first 2 stages of any challenge without paying. You can also check out all the prompts and overview for all challenges without a paywall, and y
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by sarupbanskota 3y ago
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