
Kata Practice | Codewars
Develop your coding skills with code challenges designed to strengthen your ability to solve coding problems. Pick up new programming techniques from your fellow software …
CodeKata
Code Kata is an attempt to bring this element of practice to software development. A kata is an exercise in karate where you repeat a form many, many times, making little improvements in …
GitHub - gamontal/awesome-katas: A curated list of code katas
This project aims to provide you with a list of some kata exercises that I've found in the Internet and the Github community. These exercises vary from general to more complex algorithms …
Code kata - programming practice | hackattic
What's Kata, anyway? Kata are small challenges, designed to keep you in your best coding shape. They’re also a fantastic way to dip your feet in a new language. You get bonus points …
Code Kata Demos - YouTube
Hands-on coding demonstrations of how to tackle code kata exercises.
Tumblr - Code Kata
Doing Test Driven Development (TDD) code Kata of a basic calculator problem. TDD is a technique where the production code is driven by writing unit tests, the technique uses the …
Code Kata - DevLead.io
Code Kata are small exercises that require less than an hour to complete. And it's not about finding a correct answer; it's about practicing the forms and techniques which will lead to good …
Awesome Katas | Curated list of awesome lists | Project …
This project aims to provide you with a list of some kata exercises that I've found in the Internet and the Github community. These exercises vary from general to more complex algorithms …
KataCatalogue - Coding Dojo
This page is intended as a list of Kata exercises that people have tried at their Dojo meetings, which links to more detailed descriptions of each Kata. Algorithmic
Mastering Code Through Katas: A Developer’s Training Ground
Dec 17, 2024 · If you’ve been around software development for a while, you’ve probably heard the term kata thrown around. No, we’re not talking about karate—but the principles are …