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mouredev/retos-programacion-2023
Ejercicios de código semanales en 2023 de la comunidad MoureDev para practicar lógica en cualquier lenguaje de programación.
A dump of ~48 weekly coding challenges from Brais Moure's (mouredev) Twitch/YouTube community, each solved in dozens of languages by contributors via PRs. It's a learning resource for practicing basic algorithm/logic problems (FizzBuzz-tier to Tetris-tier) in a language you're picking up, not a library or tool anyone depends on.
Genuinely wide language coverage per exercise — the FizzBuzz folder alone has solutions in COBOL, Assembly, Ataribasic, Crystal, Elixir, and 15+ others, which is useful if you want to see how the same trivial problem reads in an unfamiliar syntax. The PR contribution format is spelled out precisely (folder-per-language, filename-per-user, PR title convention), so the structure stayed consistent even at massive community scale. Problem statements are self-contained in each ejercicio.md, so you can pull a single challenge out and use it standalone without any of the rest of the repo.
Zero automated validation — submitted solutions are just files sitting in folders, nothing compiles or runs them in CI, so you have no idea if a given .java or .go file actually works without running it yourself. No way to tell a good solution from a bad one among dozens of community submissions per language; there's no voting, ranking, or review signal, just a flat file listing. The project is explicitly superseded — the README points to roadmap-retos-programacion for 2024 — so this repo is a frozen 2023 archive despite the recent push date, and the 'last push' is likely just README/metadata churn, not new challenge content.