This project is deployed using github pages, so you can see the current version for the solutions in the website:
https://wachino.github.io/codefights/
Codefights is, among other things, a platform where you can practice, learn and improve your programming skills (either by programming with different languages, by learning/practicing different mathematical algorithms...).
This repository contains my own solutions of the Codefights problems.
You can take a look at my Codefights user profile to see what problems have I solved.
This project contains submodules, so if you want to get all the content of the submodules, you can clone the repository using the --recursive flag:
git clone git@github.com:wachino/codefights.git --recursive
or running the main script after clonning it:
git clone git@github.com:wachino/codefights.git
cd codefights
./main.sh
This script initializes the submodules and updates the content of the submodules to the specified commit.
In addiction, if you want to pull all the submodules to the latest commit, you can run
git submodule foreach git pull origin master
Or if you want to pull all the latest changes in a specific submodule, you can run:
cd your-desired-submodule/
git pull origin master
You can see that most of the problems are written in JavaScript (except in the problems where we can not choose the programming language).
[ ] Add favicon.ico to the project.
[ ] Complete the problems code of all sections (previously they must be created as submodules and have a README file).
[ ] Complete the README for each submodule (category) and its problems.