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Comment by ashishg | Hacker News Reader

Awesome. Are there any competitors?

Other related projects/sites/products include Blueberrytree[1], Trollim[2], CodeYourIdea[3], HappyJobSearch[4], OneDayOneJob[5], and the aforementioned iSeekMikeCode[6].

[1]: http://blueberrytree.ws

[2]: http://trollim.com

[3]: http://www.codeyouridea.com/coders/

[4]: http://www.happyjobsearch.com/

[5]: http://www.onedayonejob.com/

[6]: http://i.seemikecode.com/

I'm the Founder of One Day, One Job. Not sure I'd consider it a competitor here, but it's at least tangentially related.

[not the OP, nor am I affiliated with em]

I'd have to be at my home desktop and check my history for a good list of links, but I got to use a handful of competitors when I was looking for work a couple months ago. I'd have to try this one out to be sure, but the extra polish plus the ability to use the interviewee's own IDE could be huge advantages.

Etherpad, codility.com, interviewstreet.com

A competitor who has come up with a different approach to the interviewing challenge is http://codeeval.com/

Their approach is different/beyond watching the candidate code.

(I am not affiliated with them in any way.)

Wow you can create your own challenges? That's awesome. I've seen some sites like this before, but they usually have a predetermined amount of algorithms.

I always wanted to make my own challenges that would have to be automatically solved by potential candidates, and here it is! Glad someone else did this already.

Edit: I see codio.com does this as well

More: http://codio.com http://techtestnow.com http://codility.com http://codeeval.com

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