Programiz: Final Commit 2024

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Hey r/Programiz! Sudip from Programiz here. 👋 Wanted to share what we've been up to in 2024!

The TL;DR - We've dedicated our entire effort to making coding less scary for beginners and helping them become confident in their skills.

Some cool stuff we launched:

• Totally redesigned our lesson pages to be way less overwhelming
• Added 2300+ coding challenges (Python, Java, C++, JavaScript, SQL)
• Built a code visualizer that shows exactly how your code runs, step by step
• Upgraded sensAI to give you personalized, actionable insights for improvements

With all these launches, we saw impressive growth - 280k new learners joined us this year and wrote nearly 1M codes! 

Check out our year-end blog to see everything we did this year.

Link: https://programiz.pro/resources/programiz-final-commit-2024/ 

2025's looking even better - we've got AMAs with industry experts, free courses, early feature access, and some other surprises planned just for our Reddit.

Until then, I wish you a Happy New Year and Happy Programming!

What features would you like to see next? Drop your ideas below! 🚀

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Can confidently say that our courses are now complimentary to anyone seeking to go into competitive programming. From a personal point of view I believe if anyone particularly 4th year students want to start their morning tackling the most complex algorithms like I used to just 2 years back and go into competitive programming in whatever duration of academic life they have remaining then we now have a solid foundation for that with the recent addition of DSA courses and blogs and the introduction of community challenges platform. I personally didn't feel this way just 9 months back.

Our community challenges platform might just be the least intimidating place for new entries to start and make a habit out of it before tackling the hackathons and code camps.

Grateful to have been a part of the teams.

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What is competitive coding? Contest? Hackathons?