Coding Challenges for Javascript Developers
1/20/2016, 8:10:13 PM
Here is the list of competitive programming sites that allow you to use JavaScript in order to submit your solution:
- HackerRank supports a lot of languages, has many active registered users (I believe something around 70-80k), smooth user experience and UI. Supports contests, splits problems in domains, so you can practice what you want and need. Recommended for JavaScript developers since you don't have a feeling of using old-school tools.
- CodeEval has clunky UI/UX, not as comfortable as HackerRank and may confuse you with status of your submission. Apart from that it's good enough to give it a shot. The community is not that big, something around 10k I guess.
- CodeWars looks nice and feels nice. It's focused more on sharpening language skills, so not too many languages are supported now, but you still have a lot of interesting problems to solve. Interesting ranking system and you can compare your solution with others.
- SPOJ is also a well known place to practice your skills as well as participate and create in different contests. Haven't used too much, but looks good. A lot of people recommend it.
- CoderByte. Personally I haven't used it, but it exists. At least this fact is worth of mentioning it :) Has not so many challenges.
- The Project Euler only requires you to enter the right answer, therefore there is no restriction on the language you use. Incredibly popular as far as I know.
I want to keep this list up-to-date, so if you know more online judging systems and/or coding challenging platforms that support JavaScript, please ping me on Twitter.