I'm often asked to recommend some easy Coding Challenges for junior developers.
It's not easy to suggest easy coding challenges as what is easy for a backend developer might be a challenge for a frontend developer. The same applies for an systems developer versus a data scientist or data engineer.
But to try and answer the question, here are the five coding challenges that I think are easiest for anyone to get into, no matter what their background is:
13 ways to learn Kafka:
10 ways to learn Kubernetes:
15 ways to learn Software Architecture.
Most of the time for network programming we’re going to build client/server applications. This blog posts provides a quick overview of how we do that.
16 ways to learn the Go programming language (aka Golang).
21 ways to learn Rust.
A load balancers is a software or hardware device that balances an income load across several back-end servers.
There are two main approaches to load balancing:
Parallelism, concurrency, and asynchrony are three different ways of achieving efficient and responsive software execution, but they differ in their approaches and their goals.
Out of the box Python comes with a simple Web Server. It’s not suitable for production, but it’s very useful for testing and development.
Here’s a quick guide to setting up and using it with Python 3.