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Re: [blacktechies] Validating your effectiveness as a programmer

From: Vietnhi P.
Sent on: Thursday, March 5, 2015, 10:37 AM
Somebody just sent me this link:


Their hook is free office hours :)

I occasionally use this site for off-hour advice - although getting good advice from this site is a bit like playing Russian roulette :- sometimes, I know more than whoever is trying to answer my question :)




On Thursday, March 5,[masked]:55 AM, Esco Obong <[address removed]> wrote:


Cool site

On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 7:40 AM, Vietnhi Phuvan <[address removed]> wrote:
... And by effectiveness as a programmer, I include the ability to solve problems. Otherwise, all you end up doing is writing your lack of problem solving ability into code. The only way to learn how to solve problems efficiently is to keep practicing and especially, to critically review the best solutions.

I love this site:


This article cite codewars.com alongside others such as HackerRankng

There is no doubt about it: 90% of your training - and it is continuous training - is self-training. This means that solid self-assessment tools are at a premium.

I am still in the market for self-assessment tools for my ability with various javascript frameworks and the ability to design anything at all with javascript, html5 and css3.





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