Open-source alternatives to Wonderland Clojure Katas

A Refactoring Golf exercise

Katas on Symfony2 Framework

This project is a comprehensive curriculum for mastering computer science fundamentals and preparing for technical interviews. It provides over 120 interactive Python coding challenges that focus on algorithmic skill development, data structure implementation, and logical problem solving. The learning experience is delivered through a series of executable notebooks that combine instructional content with hands-on coding exercises. Each challenge is self-contained and relies on automated unit tests to verify the correctness of user-implemented solutions against predefined constraints and edge

Exercises for Docker training

This project is a refactoring kata collection and software design education resource. It provides a set of intentionally messy codebases and multi-language code samples designed for practicing incremental design, legacy code modernization, and software restructuring. The collection serves as a training material for test-driven development, focusing on the use of golden master testing suites and approval testing to ensure functional parity while evolving source code. It includes a universal learning baseline by implementing identical complex business rules across several different programming

A Kata exercise. This one involves writing code to reserve seats on a train.

Kata to learn about Polymorphism

Several code katas on a racing car theme

This is a refactoring kata for improving your coding skills

This is a Refactoring Kata based on the rules of Tennis

A legacy refactor kata, focused on the violation of the tell don't ask principle and anemic domain model

This repository contains Hands on Test Driven Development Katas (C#)

the goal of this kata is to learn to work incrementally by implementing a cli arguments parser.

Starting code and proposed solution for Functional Structures Refactoring Kata

QuantumKatas is a set of quantum computing courseware and educational assets designed to teach the Q# programming language and quantum computing principles. It combines structured tutorials and coding tasks with interactive notebooks and a dedicated unit testing suite to validate the correctness of exercise implementations. The project provides a dockerized learning environment that packages all necessary tools and dependencies into a virtual image. This allows for the execution of quantum programming exercises without the need for local software installation. The curriculum covers qubit man

Programming exercises, code katas and puzzles for your job interview training - or just for fun.

An hour-long hands-on practice on readable and maintainable programming

An hour-long hands-on practice on readable and maintainable programming

Bioinformatics-themed kata for practicing string manipulation in a data transformation pipeline. Contains replit files to work quickly in an online dojo setting.

Refactoring Kata

Code Katas to practice TDD in Go, Haskell, Java, PHP, Python, and TypeScript

Practice Clojure using Interactive Programming in your editor

A set of exercises for deliberate Git Practice

Interview questions solved in python

Salary slip kata