Challange source
Registered:
Pros:
- Interesting terms motivate you
- Levels and points
- Saves your solutions
- Really fun warrior idea
- Easy to get the hang of
- Markdown badge api and code ready
- Huge variety of languages
- (BIG) dark ui supported
Cons:
- No comparison of solution submission: speed, memory usage, best practice etc. not tracked.
- Doesn't feel professional
- Problems doesn't feel realistic, these won't come up on interviews probably.
Pros:
- Overall more professional
- Could be used as a validation of your skills
- Realistic problems
- Comparison and analytics about your solution's speed, memory usage. Tells you that your solution was better than x% of users.
- Geared towards interview preperation
Cons:
- No badge for markdown, pepehands.
- No dark/night mode for UI. Hurts your soul.
[hackerrank] (https://www.hackerrank.com)
Pros:
- Professional, and promising look that it'll be usefull for landing a job. ?
- Achievements
- Many sets of preparation material
Cons:
- Terrible problem explanations. Had a hard time understanding even the simplest questions.
Haven't tried yet
- https://www.hackerrank.com/ (in progress)
- https://exercism.io/
- https://www.codingame.com/
- https://app.codility.com/programmers/challenges/
- https://www.codechef.com/
- https://codingbat.com/ //Java and python