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Collections are a way for you to organize kata so that you can create your own training routines. Every collection you create is public and automatically sharable with other warriors. After you have added a few kata to a collection you and others can train on the kata contained within the collection.
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Yeah, even with explanations I'm not quite grasping what I'm supposed to get.
Javascript never fails to surprise. The good/bad news is there is more than one solution!
It's a JavaScript quirk, not necessarily something someone solving 8kyu katas (or those unfamiliar with JavaScript in general) would know about.
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Okay. I reallly don't get this. Can someone explain?
There is already a github issue for Scala support, but there seems to be no updates on it since 2014 :(
Although Scala is also a number one for me, I believe language support is an extremely hot topic, subject for a heated discussion if not all-out flamewars :)
That's why some updates on:
would be very highly appreciated :)
Thanks for the great skill-training resource!
Tried a lot of similar ones and stopped on codewars. It's awesome.
The only thing, I miss a lot is - Scala in Kata section.
Do you plan to implement this? And if the answer is "Yes", can you tell me, how long do I need to wait? :D
Regards,
ALVO.
Look at what you can do, not at how much time passed ;)
Thanks for that.
I'm going to take a crack at it when i get home and shoot for an hour. As this is whill be the first time I am using porotype declaration stuff outside codeacademy that will slow me down a bit.
Out of interest what kind of time ranges would you give this sort of thing for:
Complete Novice:
Beginner (couple of months):
Intermediate ( up to 1 years):
Seasoned user:
Master:
Consider it depends much on many factor, but being a beginner I think you could assess yourself among 30 to 60 mins for this one.
It would be good if there was a feature that recorded how long it took to complete a solution for each kata.
At the moment I am really slow because I am still learning but I am slowly speeding up.
It would be good if we had some measure of comparison for "professional standards".
I am new to programming and enjoy using these kata as practice for the concepts I am picking up.
How long does it take people to solve this kata. I realise I will speed up as I am more familiar with the material. But I would like some idea of the benchmark I should be shooting for.
I can't imagine in interview/ work scenario's i'd be given the amount of time it takes me.
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