"Last week we hit the huge milestone of two million users. Within a few hours, we also hit 45 million exercise submissions.
A day later, I paid the final payroll for me, Erik and Aron, and our bank account reduced down to the point we can't afford to pay another.
I think this sums up Exercism's story pretty well. Over 1,200 people per day sign up to #Exercism. Tens of thousands solve exercises each day. But we don't have enough money to continue to work on the platform"
https://exercism.org/blog/september-2024-restructure
I share this little accomplishment !
It's not much but you have to start somewhere, right?
One of my favorite ways of learning new #programming languages, #Exercism, is considering adding team functionality.
If you're someone who might benefit and pay (or someone would pay on your behalf), definitely chime in with your needs and what you'd like to see!
https://forum.exercism.org/t/exercism-teams-coming-soon/12667
@matsuzine @zombiewarrior @foximax 100%!
I actually think that the #Perl, #Rakulang, #Ruby, and #PHP crowds should make common cause on this point and help each other out.
I think everyone would benefit from a coalition of experienced programmers who *don't* think #Python is the right tool for every job and who are willing to train newer programmers to take junior roles or just be active members of the community. #Exercism is the closest example of this I can think of.
It is day 28 of #100DaysOfSwift and having a couple of off-days in-between made me forget a lot already. My circular buffer exercism task took me much longer than I hoped.
Started doing some mentoring on #exercism too, on the TS track.
#Exercism - платформа з завданнями та навчальними матеріалами для 70 різних мов програмування.
#education #coding https://exercism.org
Over the past year, I’ve been privileged to
to add 333 coding exercises to #Exercism, a free open-source code practice and mentorship platform. My contributions span 27 different languages both established and emerging such as D, Emacs Lisp, Gleam, Groovy, Kotlin, and Racket.
As a user of Exercism since 2016, I’ve experienced firsthand the great dedication its contributors have to helping literally thousands of students worldwide, and I’m proud to keep contributing.