Code Challenge #1

Che Guevara Fy

Btw, I have recently started a small code battle upon an easy task.
The goal is to improve your self estimation skill and to code something minimalistic in the shortest time possible.

If you want to join the battle, just do the following:

1) Check the briefing: "Create a webservice that is generating the 'Che Guevara Effect' on an uploaded picture"
I have already done my job and implemented an working version of this here: http://che-guevara-fy.heroku.com/

2) You can accept the challenge by giving an upfront estimate on how much time you think is needed to implement and deploy the briefing.

3) When working on the implementation _always_ have an time tracker running. This is for your your own good, as the better you can estimate yourself the better it is. It only works if your honest with yourself and track the exact working time from start to finish.

4) When you're done, send an link to the publicly available project of yours. It must be able to process any reasonable sized image file with the expected result to pass.

5) After that make your complete source code and hosting plan available. It will be compared and evaluated against the other implementations.

6) Last but not least, you are free to use any technology (yes, even webservices) but it must work repeatingly whenever evaluation takes place.

That is a whole bunch of really cool ideas! Thanks for sharing, future code challenges are going to happen! What I really like is the synchtube thing, I'll vote that for code challenge #3. Lukas Am 16.06.2011 um 19:29 schrieb [email protected]:

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I like @rtacconi 's idea. For the future, possible staring points for other ideas. Note that these may be too elaborate for the competition, but i'll post them anyway in case anyone gets stuck: WEBSERVICE Create a pasteboard Create a file sharing solution Create a youtube frontend for synchronized social playback (ala synchtube) Create a synchronised whiteboard Create an anonymous imageboard Create a wiki ## TECHNICAL Create a simple command-line based todo list Create a random article generator Create your own package management system ## Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/1003516