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dev-practice
Practice your skills with these ideas.
Project last updated:10/17/23
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Why we included this project
Dev Practice is a community-curated index of places to practice programming, not a tool you can run. It collects links like Advent of Code and 30 Days 30 Sites for coding challenges, idea generators such as Florin Pop's app-ideas and the Apenas Crie Websites list, open-source projects that welcome newcomers, and games built to teach. It works best as a starting point for people who learn by doing, especially junior front-end and back-end developers, self-taught programmers, and those preparing for interviews who want concrete exercises instead of a rigid curriculum. The entries are grouped by theme, so you can browse open source, ideas, challenges, or games to find a next task without scanning the whole list. Because it is a living collection of links rather than maintained software, some destinations may be outdated, so it is worth confirming a site is current before investing much time.
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