Add deep dive blurbs #2373
Add deep dive blurbs #2373
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exercises/raindrops/metadata.toml
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| @@ -2,3 +2,5 @@ title = "Raindrops" | |||
| blurb = "Convert a number to a string, the content of which depends on the number's factors." | |||
| source = "A variation on FizzBuzz, a famous technical interview question that is intended to weed out potential candidates. That question is itself derived from Fizz Buzz, a popular children's game for teaching division." | |||
| source_url = "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fizz_buzz" | |||
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| deep_dive_blurb = "Explore 14 different ways to solve Raindrops including functional pipelines, matrix multiplication, a precalculated table-based solutions using a macro, an Object Oriented approach, some impressive use of both Python and TCL, and an enterprise edition. Kick back and enjoy 45mins of learning with Jeremy and Erik." | |||
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"Enterprise edition" isn't clear here.
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| deep_dive_blurb = "Explore 14 different ways to solve Raindrops including functional pipelines, matrix multiplication, a precalculated table-based solutions using a macro, an Object Oriented approach, some impressive use of both Python and TCL, and an enterprise edition. Kick back and enjoy 45mins of learning with Jeremy and Erik." | |
| deep_dive_blurb = "Explore 14 different ways to solve Raindrops including functional pipelines, matrix multiplication, a precalculated table-based solutions using a macro, an Object Oriented approach, some impressive use of both Python and Tcl, and an enterprise edition. Kick back and enjoy 45mins of learning with Jeremy and Erik." |
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"Enterprise edition" isn't clear here.
It is when you watch the video 😉
On a serious note, I'm not sure how else to say it though.
| @@ -3,3 +3,4 @@ blurb = "Reverse a given string." | |||
| source = "Introductory challenge to reverse an input string" | |||
| source_url = "https://medium.freecodecamp.org/how-to-reverse-a-string-in-javascript-in-3-different-ways-75e4763c68cb" | |||
| deep_dive_youtube_id = "biGAfK6OElE" | |||
| deep_dive_blurb = "Explore 14 different ways to reverse a string, exploring a range of topics including Unicode Codepoints, Graphemes, Stack vs Heap allocations, and pointers. Kick back and enjoy 45mins of learning with Jeremy and Erik." | |||
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| deep_dive_blurb = "Explore 14 different ways to reverse a string, exploring a range of topics including Unicode Codepoints, Graphemes, Stack vs Heap allocations, and pointers. Kick back and enjoy 45mins of learning with Jeremy and Erik." | |
| deep_dive_blurb = "Explore 14 different ways to reverse a string, exploring a range of topics including Unicode codepoints, graphemes, stack vs heap allocations, and pointers. Kick back and enjoy 45 minutes of learning with Jeremy and Erik." |
| @@ -3,3 +3,4 @@ blurb = "Determine whether a given year is a leap year." | |||
| source = "CodeRanch Cattle Drive, Assignment 3" | |||
| source_url = "https://coderanch.com/t/718816/Leap" | |||
| deep_dive_youtube_id = "Fj5m16is5hI" | |||
| deep_dive_blurb = "Deep dive into the different algorithms and approaches you can use to solve Leap, as Jeremy and Erik explore interesting Community Solutions across 10 different languages on Exercism." | |||
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| deep_dive_blurb = "Deep dive into the different algorithms and approaches you can use to solve Leap, as Jeremy and Erik explore interesting Community Solutions across 10 different languages on Exercism." | |
| deep_dive_blurb = "Deep dive into the different algorithms and approaches you can use to solve Leap. Jeremy and Erik explore interesting Community Solutions across 10 different languages on Exercism." |
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The reverse string deep dive is a bit more enticing I feel:
Explore 14 different ways to reverse a string, exploring a range of topics including Unicode codepoints, graphemes, stack vs heap allocations, and pointers. Kick back and enjoy 45 minutes of learning with Jeremy and Erik."
Maybe we could try something here too?
Another difference between the two is that this deep dive refers to the exercise, whereas the reverse-string one explains what is being done (reversing a string). Maybe we can choose one or the other? I think the reverse-string one, where we explain what is being done is more interesting to read, but it will require more words.
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I think adding some examples (like in the reverse-string one) could help, like: "using built in functionality, boolean expressions, modulo operations". Something like that
Co-authored-by: András B Nagy <20251272+BNAndras@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks all. I'll follow up with improvements based on the comments you've all provided, but want to get this merged so we can integrate against it :) |
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