Hey everyone 👋
As a developer, I've always been curious - how fast can we actually code something?
That question led me to build CodeSpeedTest.com — a platform where you can test your coding speed, explore 500+ languages frameworks libraries, and learn something new right in your browser.
The goal was simple: let developers instantly experiment with any languages frameworks code - from C and Python to Rust, Lua, or even Godot and Flutter — without installing anything.
While developing it, I felt in problem of maintaining output of each which was my target to show live code output but unfortunately, I wasn't able to do so for all 500+ languages and frameworks.
But I successfully implemented all code sample likely more than 500+.
$# Key features:
- Test your coding speed instantly
- Learn core syntax of 500+ languages
- Track performance and improve over time
In my site there will be examples like this one code below of c language where you will have to type it and you will find your coding speed and also learn about it in the below section of same page
by which you will also learn new thing in short and sweetly which are most important to you.
I'm working on adding user leaderboards, AI code suggestions, and collaborative coding sessions with gamifications.
If you'd like to try it, check out CodeSpeedTest.com.
I'd love feedback from the Dev.to community - what features would you like to see next?
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