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A good Javascript resource I've used that is similar to Codewars is Edabit. It has easier challenges for beginners, but also offers higher level problems too. I found it after being frustrated with how advanced Codewars seemed to be, but also wanted to practice in a similar fashion. I believe they do Python, Java, C++, C#, and others too.
Thank you, will try!
thanks alot
Have you tried "Clash of code" on codingame.com/ a 5min challenge, really fun!
I would also add CodeSignal to the list. It has a bunch of "worlds", which you can "conquer". I just love the design and overall theme.
The difficulty of problems vary, they are usually pretty easy and you can solve them using different languages.
No love for else Heart.Break()? :'(
Also, for people who liked Shenzhen I/O, Zach (the creator of the game) made a Google Talk in 2017 that was pretty cool where he talks about the games he made in Zachtronics.
Wow! Will try for sure)
If you haven't checked out elevator saga it is cracking little game. Using JavaScript, the aim is to deliver passengers to the floor of their choice.
Thanks!
Nice list though!
The best game to level up your skills is the one you build yourself :)
Check out mine.
I'd surely add Screeps to this list!
Another big pro of Codewars is that despite the name it's actually a very collaborative site. As soon as you reach a certain "honor" (earned by solving programming challenges) level, you can author and contribute your own programming challenges and unit tests for the site, in addition to translating programming challenges and unit tests others have written into additional programming languages. Designing and writing good programming challenges with clear and engaging descriptions and thorough unit tests is a great learning experience in itself, and you'll get feedback from other users to help you improve. If your challenges are ranked highly enough by the other users then they will come out of beta to become official approved challenges on the site.
Here is one for CSS (and code golfing) -> cssbattle.dev
If you want to learn about service workers: serviceworkies.mastery.games/
This may be an old post, but I've just found it. Love the suggestions - I've heard of some of these before, and even started playing Vim Adventures for a while. Will certainly be checking out some of the games on this list. Thanks for this post!
Another Zachtronics coding game is TIS-100.
More basic than Shenzhen I/O but it has it's charme.
Also very nice site, but a bit less UI friendly but with really hard problems codeforces.com/
Nice ! I also suggest this one as it's fantastic to master some mysterious CSS selectors while having fun : flukeout.github.io/
Thank you for your list.
Thanks for sharing John. Really helpful:)
I'm a big fan of Silent Teacher !
Shout out to the games like Bot School which aim to introduce programming to younger kids and can act as a gateway into some of the other options provided here.
I came here looking for a programming skills for creating games.
I have someone who wants to learn programming, has little-to-no programming knowledge and wants to ty Python. Do you have recommendation for an online Python coding game that is noob friendly ?
I think CodeCombat is the best game to learn to code.
Great! Thank you.
If you're going to name Flexbox Froggy, you have to name CSS Grid Garden too!