Introduction
Welcome to the CodeChallenge.dev docs! π π
This documentation is for use alongside CodeChallenge.dev
. They are written for anyone who wants to use CodeChallenge.dev to participate in challenges or host your own.
As such, there are a few main sections to the documentation, including:
- π Participating in Code Challenges
- π€ Creating and Running Code Challenges
- π§βπ» Contributing to CodeChallenge.dev
- π Contributing to the CodeChallenge.dev Documentation
- πΎ Self-hosting the CodeChallenge.dev software
Using these Docs
These docs are a work in progress, so while they might not be done yet, you can use the links on the left to navigate around.
Getting Started
Challenges consist of a few things:
- 1οΈβ£ A GitLab project used as the starting point for the challenge
- 2οΈβ£ A set of levels that you can complete using that project or other parts of the challenge
After you join a challenge, typically the first step will be to π΄ fork the GitLab Project - which you can do right from the challenge page. From there, read the details of the first level and try and complete the challenge.
Your completion status will be automatically updated, and youβll see βIncompleteβ go to βCompleteβ a few minutes after youβve completed the challenge.
Overview Video
The video below goes over some of the basics of getting started with CodeChallenge.dev
:
Good luck out there. π§βπ