The 21 Day Coding Challenge is a set of coding challenges hosted by Lighthouse Labs to encourage and challenge participants of all levels to get into an improve on their coding skills.
Daily challenges start on October first, and run throughout the subsequent 21 days until finished. For each day, a new daily challenge is opened up for people to participate in (assuming you have completed the previous day's challenge - if not, then the next day's challenge will open only when the previous day's challenge is completed).
People are able to participate as individuals or as members of a team (assuming that said team is an open team). I'm participang in a team of 3 called Bro, do you even code?.
The 21 DCC can be found here, and an online help forum can be found here. You'll have to sign up for both the challenge and the help forum.
[2018-10-15]
The 21 DCC is a great way for people to get into and/or brush up on their JavaScript skills, and I'm taking this opportunity to learn and implement the Mocha/Chai packages (testing framework / assertion library) to learn some TDD - Test Driven Development.
All daily challenges can be found in the challenges folder, while the specific functions for each day's challenge are found in the functions folder.
Mocha/Chai testing can be found in test.js within the test folder.
In order to run the tests, Mocha/Chai must be installed (i.e. npm i mocha chai) to run test.js (npm test).
To get started, you can simply clone the repo,
git clone https://github.com/kdubss/21-Day-Coding-Challenge-by-Lighthouse-Labs-.git [your-specific-folder]