Qvault's Go WASM Playground

Hey hunters, this is Lane from Qvault! We are totally excited to introduce the new version of Qvault, our "2.0" so to speak. We’ve created Qvault to be a single place for junior developers to learn the often-overlooked CS skills that self-taught devs miss out on. Entry-level programming jobs are competitive. The single biggest job-search-hurdle for you as a self-taught developer is that you're competing against candidates who know how to solve the real-life coding problems that require CS knowledge. We've built an app and community that makes learning computer science exciting. What is new in version 2.0: - 14 courses and projects organized into simple learning paths - A Discord community integration that makes the learning experience a group effort. - An updated UI with an emphasis on simplicity and cleanliness. - A gamified gem economy that encourages learning and community helpfulness. - Live workshops in our community Discord server where we talk about a new coding topic each week. - Tons of minor improvements. What is coming next: - More projects for you to build on your local machine and add to your Github portfolio - Hints that can be bought with gems when you get stuck - More community tools with our custom Discord bot - More CS courses, we're working towards having all the content you'd find in a 4-year undergraduate degree Your feedback and ideas are always welcome!

Even as a senior Engineer I found a lot of value with Qvault. Filling in some holes and refreshing on certain topics that I haven’t seen in years. The short lessons and support on discord have been extremely valuable.

One of the most amazing aspects of this project is the Discord community and the workshops! Between the app and the interaction, you can't help but move closer towards your career goals.

As a boot camp graduate I use the service exactly as Lane seems to have envisioned, to get a deeper understanding of computer & data science topics that were covered in my curriculum, but hardly in depth. Qvault is helping me understand Big O complexity & data structures in clear, easily digestible lessons and code sandboxes.

It's rare that the course creator hangs out in the Discord community (almost two years as frequently as he can) and helps even if you're on a free plan/trial. And Lane helps not only in trivial code topics, mind you, juggling between his day job and Qvault.

I love helping Lane write content for Qvault's blog, and I'm so excited to see this launch on Product Hunt!

I have loved working with Lane on Qvault, and have especially loved watching the community on Discord grow and learn together. I'm so excited for this launch on Product Hunt!