First Go challenge – binary decoding
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First Go challenge – binary decoding
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Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#2Would love to see some creative solutions to this problem :)
Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#3Challenge author here. There is nothing Go specific to the challenge itself. I really want to encourage everyone to try solving the problem. If you don't like, know or care to learn Go, try solving the challenge using Rust, Ruby, Scala, Elixir, JS, Pascal, asm or whatever language you want to play with.
While only Go submissions will be evaluated and rewarded, I would personally be glad to look at solutions written in other languages.
Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#4I quickly looked over the challenge, and it looks neat.
I really like there's a test suite included, so you can very easily/quickly verify your solution solves the problem (and feel rewarded).
Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#5Challenge author here. There is nothing Go specific to the challenge itself. I really want to encourage everyone to try solving the problem. If you don't like, know or care to learn Go, try solving the challenge using Rust, Ruby, Scala, Elixir, JS, Pascal, asm or whatever language you want to play with. While only Go submissions will be evaluated and rewarded, I would personally be glad to look at solutions written i…
does splice use go?
Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#6Challenge author here. There is nothing Go specific to the challenge itself. I really want to encourage everyone to try solving the problem. If you don't like, know or care to learn Go, try solving the challenge using Rust, Ruby, Scala, Elixir, JS, Pascal, asm or whatever language you want to play with. While only Go submissions will be evaluated and rewarded, I would personally be glad to look at solutions written i…
does splice use go?
Yes Splice uses Go for everything backend related (web APIs, file parsers/decoders, audio processing) AngularJS for the frontend, ObjC & C#, C & C++ for native desktop/mobile apps.
We are always looking for talented backend engineers to join our exceptional team.
Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
does splice use go?
Yes Splice uses Go for everything backend related (web APIs, file parsers/decoders, audio processing) AngularJS for the frontend, ObjC & C#, C & C++ for native desktop/mobile apps. We are always looking for talented backend engineers to join our exceptional team.
http://jobs.splice.com/ has nothing listed for backend
where should i reach out?
Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes Splice uses Go for everything backend related (web APIs, file parsers/decoders, audio processing) AngularJS for the frontend, ObjC & C#, C & C++ for native desktop/mobile apps. We are always looking for talented backend engineers to join our exceptional team.
http://jobs.splice.com/ has nothing listed for backend where should i reach out?
We don't actively advertise this position, maybe we should. You or other candidates should feel free to contact me at matt/at/splice.com and dont forget to attach your challenge solution.
Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#9> Create a zip of your Go source code and send the zip file to gochallenge [at] joshsoftware.com by the 15th of the month (midnight IST, 11:30 AM PDT). No new solutions will be accepted after that.
Presumably, March 15?
Re: First Go challenge – binary decoding
#10Organizer here. We definitely do require community help to build a submission mechanism. Anyone?