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CodeCrafters (YC S22)

CodeCrafters (YC S22)

Programming exercises for experienced engineers.
27 reviews
353 followers

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CodeCrafters builds upon the popularity of Build your own X tutorials, packaging them as interactive challenges and making them accessible to every engineer.

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CodeCrafters - Hardcore, hands-on programming challenges
CodeCrafters builds upon the popularity of Build your own X tutorials, packaging them as fun challenges and making them accessible to a wider audience.
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Cassidy Williams
16 reviews
CodeCrafters lets you learn in such a practical way that you don't normally see on learning platforms. It's nice to be able to explore concepts and understand how the technologies we use everyday work under the hood, while also learning more about languages themselves.
Srikanth Gopalakrishnan
9 reviews
Solves a much needed problems for intermediate and experienced professionals in tech.
Nayan Goswami
1 review
There are few sites I like as much that have a step by step guide. The realtime feedback is so good, it's awesome.
Rahul Tarak
25 reviews
Codecrafters is so well done - it the only dev learning platform I was excited to use. Absolutely loved building my own version of redis one morning when I couldn't sleep or trying to build my own version of git. The UX of the product and how it intergrates with your workflow is so well thought out and overall such a positive experience to use
Albert Lie
3 reviews
Bravo, @rohitpaulk and @sarupbanskota! CodeCrafters is an absolute game-changer for software engineers. I believe hands-on learning is the best way to truly understand complex tools. CodeCrafters seems like the perfect platform to recreate popular developer tools and dive deep into their code. Are all the courses made in-house or by external experts? How do you prioritize what courses will be launched next?
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