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Mike Coutermarsh
@mscccc · Code @ Product Hunt
I'm completely addicted to this. Purpose is to write a solution to a coding problem and then iterate on it until you have the most elegant solution possible.
You learn more about your favorite language and get better at giving/receiving feedback.
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Justin Mitchell
@itsthisjustin · Designing Products at Sofriendly.com
Saw this on Wired today: http://www.wired.com/2014/09/exe...
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Mike Coutermarsh
@mscccc · Code @ Product Hunt
Also - I find I'm learning a lot more by iterating several times over the best solution.
Much different than the normal work scenario where the focus is to "get stuff done."
Nathan Bashaw
@nbashaw · Co-founder and CEO of Hardbound
This looks really cool! Reminds me of a blog post I wrote about applying deliberate practice to programming
https://medium.com/on-coding/220...
Downloading it now!
Cayo Medeiros
@yogodoshi · Developer and Entrepreneur
Besides the TDD approach, what I really liked about it is that it encourages you to solve problems iteratively, on test at a time and when all tests are passing, refactor your code for a better solution.
I've been using it for a week and already received some good advices and made me learn a few things about the Ruby language :)