Ad
  • Custom User Avatar

    there should be tests with multiple concurrent Events to prevent passing the state with global variables

  • Custom User Avatar

    the it block should have no other public properties will contain no assertions when Event has no enumerable properties at all, causing the assertion to be displayed in Red even though it passes

  • Custom User Avatar

    No tests, description not sufficient for solutions

  • Custom User Avatar

    should be upgraded to modern JS/Node, with a class in the initial code

  • Custom User Avatar

    Hello i am stuck with this error : handler invocation context should match emit invocation context. An idea please ?

  • Custom User Avatar

    The description MD is broken in place:
    " which takes an amount of servings
    ...
    so she needs you to write a function"
    i think it should net be in code section

  • Custom User Avatar

    Small typo at the end of the description, in the last point of the last bullet list:

    the passengers will only pick one station as their desitnation, and it will not change during the trip.

  • Custom User Avatar

    No random tests in Python.

  • Custom User Avatar

    I don't understand the kata description, someone please explain it to me.(Python version)

  • Custom User Avatar

    This comment is hidden because it contains spoiler information about the solution

  • Custom User Avatar

    Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.

  • Custom User Avatar

    The decription formatting is broken.

  • Custom User Avatar

    Add random tests :)

  • Custom User Avatar

    I get these erros:
    first handler calls - Expected: 1, instead got: undefined

    first handler arguments - Expected: '[1, 2, 3, 'first', undefined, false]', instead got: 'undefined'
    I can't understand it because when I log the handler function it shows that its args property has the correct values inside an array and its call property is 1.

  • Custom User Avatar

    Hi! I'm not sure what you mean by 'equal function'. Should the string representation of the functions be same to be considered equal function? Or view them as objects and do deep equality?

  • Loading more items...