I'll be upfront: I love the CodeCrafters idea. Building real systems from scratch instead of grinding another tutorial is genuinely how a lot of th...
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Hey, I want to congratulate you on this work. It is truly amazing to see such a strong commitment to helping the community without charging for it.
I was really eager to test your platform, and it has been a great experience so far. However, there is one small but important addition that I hope you can implement soon: GitHub repository integration alongside the embedded IDE. This would utterly improve the experience and facilitates the work .
Thank you!
we've added GitHub integration. You can now use your own IDE, code locally, and push to a public GitHub repo — we'll grade it and give you a score for each lesson. We've also added free certification: when you complete a course, you'll receive a free certificate that anyone can verify.
For now, we don't have that much server capability to integrate it. Please share it with your friends so we are able to grow and implement more features
we've added GitHub integration. You can now use your own IDE, code locally, and push to a public GitHub repo — we'll grade it and give you a score for each lesson. We've also added free certification: when you complete a course, you'll receive a free certificate that anyone can verify.
Thank you so much! I love your idea!
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thanks
Hey,
I will try out your free platform! Can't wait to build something.
Thank you!
your welcome
Do you even review the websites content ?
Just look at your base64 course. At first stage itself, it asks to encode/decode without showing any underlying logic.
The site is AI slop, looks fine, but is mostly useless.
How many courses did you go though? Also there is a peer review system you can review the course content maybe apply there? Be useful for the community complaining like a useless person wont help.
Hey, just wanna say what you're doing is really great and is a godsend for developers looking to level up their skill and expand their knowledge!
I'm about to start with the build your own Redis project, and I was wondering: will the platform just provide you guides and structured steps, or will it involve a bit of handing over the solutions (the starting file and plumbing kind of stuff).