When you begin programming you will also begin Codewars, if you have not done so already. Prepare now by signing up to Codewars.
You will complete at least three kata a week for the rest of the course. A kata is a short coding workout and you should aim to spend twenty minutes, three times a week, doing kata.
By the end of the next module, you need to have completed nine kata. Codewars is not just to practice JavaScript, it's to practice time management and study skills.
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Link to the coursework
https://www.codewars.com/join
Why are we doing this?
When you begin programming you will also begin Codewars, if you have not done so already. Prepare now by signing up to Codewars.
You will complete at least three kata a week for the rest of the course. A kata is a short coding workout and you should aim to spend twenty minutes, three times a week, doing kata.
By the end of the next module, you need to have completed nine kata. Codewars is not just to practice JavaScript, it's to practice time management and study skills.
All the CYF collections are on the CYF account. Here's a beginner collection of kata to practice on for now: https://www.codewars.com/collections/cyf-user-focused-data
This task has to be completed by the end of this module.
Maximum time in hours
1
How to submit
Add your Codewars username to your Slack profile