07-21-2016, 11:36 PM
Bugs are gone.
Still not sure how to use it
. It's an interesting concept but I don't think it will help much if it doesn't correct things for you. If someone has a syntax error in their code, you're forcing them to read through their code instead of throwing an error.
I like the idea of having a test or training program, but from my experience (AWS Certification test, various mysql/php/ruby technical interviews, php certifications), multiple choice is the way to go.
Still not sure how to use it
. It's an interesting concept but I don't think it will help much if it doesn't correct things for you. If someone has a syntax error in their code, you're forcing them to read through their code instead of throwing an error.I like the idea of having a test or training program, but from my experience (AWS Certification test, various mysql/php/ruby technical interviews, php certifications), multiple choice is the way to go.
Codeigniter is simply one of the tools you need to learn to be a successful developer. Always add more tools to your coding arsenal!
