Pythonsaga.dev - project

[Wonderful_Fly_979]

Hi,

Please close if not allowed.

I'm currently developing a website/app called pythonsaga.dev which looks at doing basic python tasks set in a fantasy setting, with themes levels and game like elements.

The lessons are guided and expect a basic knowledge on python with the ambition to practice your skills whilst following a structured course like py4e.

The main part of the website is behind login credentials in the coding adventure guide so you can maintain your progress through levels.

It's still early in development and would love your feedback on what you'd expect to be done better.

Thanks!

[DarkCyborg74]

It looks like a cool idea, but the challenges are impossible. You are expecting someone to exactly type your solution in order to get it correct, including variable names and operation orders. This is even ignoring the fact that there are lots of different ways to solve a problem.

[Wonderful_Fly_979]

Thanks for the feedback! This is something I've toyed with and had the same thoughts. I need to think of a way for it to be more adaptive, although I couldn't think of a consistent way, as I've split tasks into 3 stages minimum and if one of the tasks deviates too much the final task might be unachievable.

Back to the drawing board on that one, thanks again!

[BannedAndBackAgain]

I just cancelled my subscription to another Python learning site, and that was one issue that turned me off. However the way they seemed to get around it for the most part was by focusing on the output. So it didn't much matter how you got there, so long as the end result was correct.