Played Challenges
Wrap the text of an email message to 79 characters - 679 entries
You're replying to an email with silly long lines. Clean them up.
- Best score: 5
- Best player score: 5
- Position: #151 / 386
- Number of attempts: 1
Word frequency alignment - 273 entries
You've got to align the second column, but the spacing is inconvenient and there are nasty tabs in the way. If you're a "real Vim ninja," this could be very quick indeed...
- Best score: 5
- Best player score: 5
- Position: #29 / 156
- Number of attempts: 1
Enumerate words - 250 entries
Enumerate the unique words in order.
- Best score: 23
- Best player score: 27
- Position: #54 / 89
- Number of attempts: 1
Refactor arguments into object argument - 161 entries
A relatively common Javascript refactoring.
- Best score: 48
- Best player score: 86
- Position: #59 / 65
- Number of attempts: 2
A simple change - 442 entries
Just change the numbers in the most efficient way ...
- Best score: 12
- Best player score: 18
- Position: #167 / 189
- Number of attempts: 1
The name of the game - 650 entries
End up with the name of the game.
- Best score: 11
- Best player score: 11
- Position: #78 / 356
- Number of attempts: 1
you're stuck on jQuery < 1.7 - 337 entries
replace calls to jQuery 1.7+'s `on` with calls to pre 1.7 `bind`
- Best score: 25
- Best player score: 40
- Position: #101 / 111
- Number of attempts: 1
Append semicolon after expressions - 1005 entries
Some lines need the semicolon, some don't.
- Best score: 11
- Best player score: 17
- Position: #388 / 403
- Number of attempts: 1
Sort and add attributes - 1327 entries
Sort the states and add the attribute country to each record.
- Best score: 33
- Best player score: 34
- Position: #317 / 529
- Number of attempts: 2
Simple text editing with Vim - 12281 entries
Make the pairs of lines match up by making each second line same as first
- Best score: 13
- Best player score: 14
- Position: #997 / 3580
- Number of attempts: 2
Phil
Twitter: @ischi
Organiser of @spanconf, Developer at @Yammer, Erlang Fan, ex-Couchbase. Author of JavaScript Domain-Driven Design. @sideshowcoder everywhere else