A platform offering coding challenges to practice and improve programming skills. Users can choose from different languages and difficulty levels to start coding exercises.
Offers various JavaScript challenges categorized by difficulty and duration to help improve coding skills.
Provides a selection of Rust programming challenges, also classified by difficulty and time required to complete.
Allows users to filter coding challenges by programming language, such as JavaScript and Rust.
Enables users to select challenges based on difficulty levels ranging from easy to hard.
Users can filter challenges by the estimated time it will take to complete them, from shorter (1-2 hours) to longer durations (5-10 hours).
Get access to all the exercises available on the platform.
Access to all the languages and frameworks supported by the platform.
Receive all updates and improvements continuously.
Learn various functional programming concepts such as Filter, Partial Application, and Lazy Evaluation.
Explore JavaScript closures and related concepts like Function Memoization, API Rate Limiter, and Object Equality.
Understand the concepts of immutability with exercises like Deep Clone and Undo Redo.
Master asynchronous JavaScript with exercises on Sequential Execution, Custom Retry Logic, and Promise Race.
Improve error management skills using Basic Error Logger and Retry an Error.
Learn about JavaScript's event loop, concurrency, and handling microtasks with exercises such as Debouncing and Custom Promises.
Understand object-oriented programming with examples like Inheritance Example, Mixin Implementation, and Polymorphism.
Challenges include creating FAQ accordion, flash cards, color picker, and tabs, focusing on React UI components.
Challenges to practice using usePrevious, useToggle, useEffect, useReducer, useInterval, useLocalStorage, and more.
Challenges include implementing a theme switcher and language selector using React's Context API.
Challenge focusing on creating an image carousel with animations.
Challenge to implement a Higher-Order Component Logger.
Challenges include creating a memory game, number guesser, tic-tac-toe, word guessing game, and rock paper scissors.
Challenges to build a shopping cart, BMI calculator, expense tracker, stopwatch, and custom Redux.
Challenges include memoization with useMemo, infinite scroll, and virtual DOM.
Challenges to create a contact form, complete registration form validation, recipe finder, and flight booking with form validations.
Challenge to manipulate DOM elements using Refs.
Challenge to create a modal with a portal.
Allows users to log in with their email and password to access CodeClimb.js.
Provides an option for users to reset their password if they forget it.
Enables users to log in using their Google account for a quicker sign-in process.