Hello everyone
TLDR: I created a website(DevDrills): https://www.devdrills.io/
I recently realized whenever I wanted to practice frontend problems I just googled around, read articles or found questions which weren't auto evaluated. This made me think about creating a platform for devs where they can actually solve problems which we devs face in everyday life.
My intention with the platform is to help people improve their development skills, help them learn about new concepts through problems and hopefully make a dent in how our industry conducts interviews(shift away from leetcode).
The platform is still very young so it only has frontend problems currently and I am working on improving the test cases & adding more questions.
Let me know what you guys think this or any feedback you have :). There might be a few bugs here and there but they should be gone soon.
Cool man! Sending it to my brother who is just learning JS.
I like the idea of this for sure, I visited the website and I was a little lost on which languages were being used on which drills.
Hey thanks for visiting, currently all drills are only for frontend & their type is also browser. On the language at the top right I have mentioned given options like Native, ReactJS. I assumed since it's browser type drills Native would mean JS, CSS, HTML.
When drills for backend come live I will add explicit language like JS, Java, Go as their this makes sense. In browser world we commonly use JS only.
But thanks for the feedback, I will definitely think how can I convey it clearly.