Did you complete all 5 non-“Hello World” exercises in March 2023 though?
You need to solve and publish the five featured exercises.
I did, yesterday was still March and I solved and published 6 non-hello world problems
My screenshot shows that the 12in23 page recognizes I completed it, but I didn’t get the badge
What time was it in UTC when you published?
I’m only just deploying the Analytical April stuff now :) Will back-propogate it shortly!
No, the featured exercises are for the year-long challenge, the exercises for the monthly theme badge do not need to be from the featured list.
got it, thanks!
To wrap up a hanging thread, the logic for the monthly badges will account for timezone offsets: published solutions will include (in UTC)
- the current month
- the last day of the previous month, and
- the first day of the next month
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Missed the May badge. Prolog was too different for me to learn on the fly and muddle my way through.
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Would love us to have a learning track for Prolog one day!
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I felt I cheated in May by doing Tcl, which didn’t seem anywhere near as mindshifting as Prolog.
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Hi everyone!
I wanted to know how i could get all featured exercices for all passed month. like a list of them so i would work on them as the year is going?
thanks!
It would be really cool to have a list of ones not done (maybe greyed out in the area on the 12in23 page where is says x/45 done). It’s quite hard to spot the gaps without maintaining a list.
That’s a nice idea. I’ll take a look at it.
This is a great feature! But, it helped me notice there’s something up with my count:
Despite not completing all the exercises (yet), I’m seeing 45/45 complete.
They have been made aware in another thread
Should be fixed now
Since I’m probably not going to finish the challenge before the end of the year, I have a question - what happens to the challenge after the year is over? And will there be a “participation ribbon” of some sort?