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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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Instead of having multiple honor leaderboards I could see there being an honor board for overall Kyu level and for each language. There are two systems, honor and kyu(rank level), with the kyu not having a leaderboard at all. If you want to focus on skill level, kyu is the thing to look at.
In terms of a bunch of 7/8 kyu kata. Authoring those barely makes a dent for anyone above 7 kyu in terms of increasing their level.
I totally agree with you. I think the best thing could happen if the people who work on this site could make a classification honor board. once for solving kata and the other one for authoring. Mixing both things doesn't really reflect the effort of the user.
I agree with you, and another thing to consider is that I am really encouraged to write very simple katas, instead thinking about writing a hard kata. simple katas are solved by many users and translated soon and will be out of Beta process easily and you will gain more honor writing them!
I agree. I would especially like to see rankings that are based on solving katas only. (Possibly a ranking filter where the user can choose what points to include in the ranking)
Hey,
I am new hear and I have to say that Code Wars is absolutely amazing. I am improving my knowledge of Java as I prepare to do an MSc in computer science, so this is probably the best tool for doing that out there.
However, Anton, I agree with you. There a re a lot of "replace this character in a string with this", or "group these together".
But for someone like me, in the lower ranks still, I guess it's not that bad.
Same here.
Don't be so negative guys!
I think a few of us, (like myself) have read your comments, meditated on it a bit, and now agrees that you were right.
I did learn from you, thanks!
Same here
I've been coming to the conclusion that this site is fundamentally broken in that way. Most katas' top-rated "best practice" solutions have horrible runtime efficiencies and bad practices! By bad practices, I'm thinking of ridiculous trinary-fueled code golf, using double equals comparisons in JS, monkey patching built-in classes or prototypes, or in cases like this, just not providing a solution that works on edge cases.
Codewars is the blind leading the blind.
Same here
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