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• What is “Enough” in New language ?
  1 project | dev.to | 27 Nov 2021

  This example about go but you can adapt this example whatever do you want. And I want to talk about how can you improve your algorithm and language skills. I used the Euler Project for the improve my skills. But Project Euler answer is not available for uncommon languages. And this is only hard problems, this is not measure code quality and performance. I can write small switch/case statements or too long if-else statements. Both is solutions but not same. And I find the Exercism. In there we have a exercises and side exercises. Mentors alerts you to readable and performance codes. If you want you can become a mentor.

• I finished my codecademy course - how can I learn more Kotlin now? (above beginners, below experts)
  1 project | reddit.com/r/Kotlin | 25 Nov 2021

  So for now I want to just do some not too challenging Kotlin excercises, but don't know where to look them up. There are so many expressions that I am not familiar with even in the "easy" exercises on https://exercism.org. Any suggestions where to go now now from where I am now?

• Codewars nightmare
  1 project | reddit.com/r/learnjavascript | 22 Nov 2021

  Only know about Codewars from what I've heard. That being said, personally I'd check out https://exercism.org/ to work on algorithms in a progressive manner. Good fundamentals there like working in TDD, gaining familiarity with your actual development environment/modules, community support > competition (complete an exercise, look at alternative ways to solving the problem, except that your way might not be the best, dismiss the ninja alternatives). Overall I'd suggest what has helped (and continues to help) me, and that it to focus on the pseudo code, break the problem down into easily manageable steps, look up everything (so many array methods) on your own with decreasing but never ceasing frequency, know how to ask the right questions and track down your bugs. There will always be problems the bar just gets higher and higher, and you just get much faster at solving them. This is thinking like a programmer.

• Rust Resources
  5 projects | reddit.com/r/OdiinBlockchain | 22 Nov 2021
• What are the best websites to learn how to code? i'm learning Swift right now and want to learn more and different languages in the future.
  1 project | reddit.com/r/learnprogramming | 18 Nov 2021

  I really like Exercism's approach.

• Opinion: Modding is a great way to learn how to code games
  3 projects | reddit.com/r/gamedev | 17 Nov 2021

  If you don't know how to code yet but want to code mods for Unity games, you should first learn C#. There are plenty of resources for that. One that I think is particularly good is exercism.org. But you should also try to at least build a simple game in Unity from scratch, like tetris or whatever. Trying to jump into coding mods without any programming ability will be very difficult.

• I'm having difficulty learning Go
  1 project | reddit.com/r/devops | 17 Nov 2021

  exercism.org is pretty great at that

• Has anyone done a boot camp in addition to the degree? Is it worth it?
  1 project | reddit.com/r/wgu_devs | 17 Nov 2021

  * https://exercism.org/ which is a more mentor oriented set of exercises, starting with the very basic and slowly working towards the kinds of things you'd see in a screening test or interview

• Tips
  1 project | reddit.com/r/DevelEire | 17 Nov 2021
• I want to learn
  1 project | reddit.com/r/gamedev | 17 Nov 2021
• how do I learn to write script like this?
  1 project | reddit.com/r/devops | 15 Aug 2021