If the code editing screens are too boring, you can find motivation by trying
out the programming games below. While they cannot help you master everything
you need in programming, these games will help you practice your skills more
enjoyably.
1. CodeMonkey
Through the CoffeeScript programming language, CodeMonkey helps you to
practice your programming skills. Throughout the program, CodeMonkey will
teach you how to create a complete game in HTML5. Although it is aimed at
children, CodeMonkey is also worth a try for older programmers.
2. CSS Diner
CSS Diner has 32 different levels, each level helping you to perfect a different
skill. Of course, the following levels will be more difficult than the previous
level and even help you review what you learned in the previous level.
3. Flexbox Froggy
Flexbox Froggy is a game created to help you understand more about flexbox
CSS. The process of rescuing Froggy and his friends in the game will help you
understand the details of the flexbox arrangement.
4. Ruby Warrior
If you want to master the Ruby programming language, you should check out
this Ruby Warrior game. Easy to difficult levels of the game will help you
improve and develop your Ruby programming skills.
5. Untrusted
Untrusted really has a bulky structure and it helps you test and improves
your skills in using JavaScript to solve problems. You're basic to advanced
JavaScript skills will be practiced by instructing the character Dr. Eval passes
through matrices.
6. check and Empire of Code
CheckIO and Empire of Code are in the strategy game genre and they are
born to teach you Python and JavaScript programming. In Empire of Code, you
will have to fight to defend your space base against enemies with lines of
code.
7. Cyber Dojo
Cyber-Dojo 's exercises are quite diverse, supporting dozens of different
programming languages such as Ruby, JavaScript, PHP, and Python ... Each
exercise has a challenge and examples attached to let you know the results. when
completed will be like.
