Ai written code must be reviewed, blindly accepting it just gave us technical debt and a lot of code we dont understand. The world is shifting from writing to reading and understanding, 5-10 minutes of daily curated code reading and solving exercises give you back what you lost to Ai, be a better developer in Ai era, use code reader
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how often do you read the code Ai gives you, when was the last time Ai gave you a snippet and you thought, hmm that doesnt seem right...
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Being able to filter exercises by language or framework would make my morning routine way easier since I mostly work in Python and TypeScript these days. Maybe a simple toggle on the daily feed so I only see what actually applies to my stack.
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@ayhanargundogan so currently the beta version offers only python questions, 3 variations. spot the bug, trace and predict the fix. in this is a soft launch with limited features to get your amazing feedbacks like this one. in future we are going to build more pathways, more languages and more variations in question. do follow and check out the website
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@ayhanargundogan since interviews are shifting, we will be adding those as well for interview prep
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The daily curated picks actually feel relevant to what I'm working on, not just random snippets. Wish I could peek at tomorrow's set early though.
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@karenmoone81429 currently we have a feature for spaced repition, meaning in previous exercises that you did, they need to be revised overtime depending upon how bad or good you performed. we can definitely add this peek feature you said, noted for the next feature build. THANK YOU, you'll recieve exclusive discount for this amazing feedback
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Love the focus on building a daily reading habit instead of just cranking out AI slop. One thing that would really help: let me save explanations or snippets directly into a personal cheat sheet I can revisit later, maybe tagged by topic like "recursion" or "design patterns". Would turn those 5-10 minute sessions into something I can actually reference long term.
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@ecrinzz3u to be very honest, these are the type of feedbacks we are looking towards. This is a soft launch so lay down the idea, in the next launch i'll make sure your review is a fully functional feature. Thankyou, you can try the app here https://codereader-eight.vercel.app/
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honestly this hits home, ive been letting AI generate tons of code and barely checking it. tried the daily exercises for a few days and its kind of humbling how much i missed
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@alya111030 honestly that's the exact feeling we're going for, not to make you feel bad but to recalibrate. when you start catching things you'd have rubber stamped before, that's the muscle activating. stick with it and that humbling feeling turns into confidence pretty fast. glad you're giving it a shot, would love to know what types of snippets are hitting hardest for you!
Love that the daily format is just 5-10 minutes of curated reading plus exercises. Makes it feel sustainable instead of yet another overwhelming learning platform I will abandon in a week.
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@durankumsaidzi that's exactly the philosophy behind it, most learning platforms throw a curriculum at you and hope you survive. we wanted something you could actually build a habit around without it feeling like a chore. 5-10 minutes, done, you're a better reader than yesterday. really appreciate you saying this, it means we got that part right. do stick around, a lot more is coming. give it a try https://codereader-eight.vercel.app/
Being able to filter exercises by language or framework would make my morning routine way easier since I mostly work in Python and TypeScript these days. Maybe a simple toggle on the daily feed so I only see what actually applies to my stack.
@ayhanargundogan so currently the beta version offers only python questions, 3 variations. spot the bug, trace and predict the fix. in this is a soft launch with limited features to get your amazing feedbacks like this one. in future we are going to build more pathways, more languages and more variations in question. do follow and check out the website
@ayhanargundogan since interviews are shifting, we will be adding those as well for interview prep
The daily curated picks actually feel relevant to what I'm working on, not just random snippets. Wish I could peek at tomorrow's set early though.
@karenmoone81429 currently we have a feature for spaced repition, meaning in previous exercises that you did, they need to be revised overtime depending upon how bad or good you performed. we can definitely add this peek feature you said, noted for the next feature build. THANK YOU, you'll recieve exclusive discount for this amazing feedback
Love the focus on building a daily reading habit instead of just cranking out AI slop. One thing that would really help: let me save explanations or snippets directly into a personal cheat sheet I can revisit later, maybe tagged by topic like "recursion" or "design patterns". Would turn those 5-10 minute sessions into something I can actually reference long term.
@ecrinzz3u to be very honest, these are the type of feedbacks we are looking towards. This is a soft launch so lay down the idea, in the next launch i'll make sure your review is a fully functional feature.
Thankyou, you can try the app here
https://codereader-eight.vercel.app/
honestly this hits home, ive been letting AI generate tons of code and barely checking it. tried the daily exercises for a few days and its kind of humbling how much i missed
@alya111030 honestly that's the exact feeling we're going for, not to make you feel bad but to recalibrate. when you start catching things you'd have rubber stamped before, that's the muscle activating. stick with it and that humbling feeling turns into confidence pretty fast. glad you're giving it a shot, would love to know what types of snippets are hitting hardest for you!
check the website out
https://codereader-eight.vercel.app/
Love that the daily format is just 5-10 minutes of curated reading plus exercises. Makes it feel sustainable instead of yet another overwhelming learning platform I will abandon in a week.
@durankumsaidzi that's exactly the philosophy behind it, most learning platforms throw a curriculum at you and hope you survive. we wanted something you could actually build a habit around without it feeling like a chore. 5-10 minutes, done, you're a better reader than yesterday. really appreciate you saying this, it means we got that part right. do stick around, a lot more is coming.
give it a try
https://codereader-eight.vercel.app/