In this article we review last week’s Create your own Pomodoro Timer code challenge.
Our review post / Hacktoberfest is back!
From now on we will merge our solution into our Community branch and include anything noteworthy here, because:
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we are learning just like you, we are all equals 🙂
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we need the PRs too 😉 … as part of Hacktoberfest No. 5 that just kicked of (5 PRs and you get a cool t-shirt)
Secondly we encourage you to send us a quotable blurb for our weekly review post (what you are reading now), see this new message on our platform’s PR submit page:
Don’t be shy, share your work!
Community Pull Requests
Check out the awesome PRs by our community for PCC52 (or from fork: git checkout community && git merge upstream/community):
Some cool stuff that got PR’d for this challenge: tkinter, argparse, pytest, wxPython, Django, awesome, no?!
Read Code for Fun and Profit
You can look at all submitted code here and/or pulling our Community branch.
Other learnings we spotted in Pull Requests for other challenges this week: collections, itertools, xml files, list comprehensions.
Thanks to everyone for your participation in our blog code challenges!
Keep the PRs coming, again specially this Hacktoberfest month!
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