Coding Website (like Hacker Rank) Using Python and Django

EasyChair Preprint 4827

Abstract

At a time when organizations plan to pay 20% above the market for quality engineering talent, benchmarking candidates’ coding capabilities and testing their domain knowledge is critical to identifying job-fit developers. A performance-based coding test platform, provides real-time feedback to help companies assess candidates’ coding skills for performance benchmarking and effective recruitment. The platform is integrated with domain-based  programming tests to assess candidates’ software development capability and benchmark it with industry standards. With this project you can make use of the comprehensive programming library to administer Python test, Java test, C programming test, SQL test, PHP developer test and other coding tests for hiring programmers. With our coding test platform, you can check candidate’s programming skills in a few easy steps. The test results are auto evaluated, and the detailed test output. This not only helps organizations make efficient hiring decisions in less time but also makes it easy for recruiters from IT and non-IT backgrounds to administer coding tests. Programming skills tests, organizations can design an efficient developer recruitment cycle, bridge skill gaps for employee career progression, build customized coding scenarios based on business needs, and tailor pre- as well as post- training requirements. And mainly the application developed with Python and Django. Here majorly we have code console, input console and output console, in code console we can implement the entire our code and we pass the input values from input console, then finally it will display the output of the functionality.

Keyphrases: Bridge skill gaps for employee career., Domain knowledge., Easily check programming skills., Performance based coding test platform.

@booklet{EasyChair:4827,
  author    = {Gade Uttej Kumar and Boina Varun and Shembelle Sangameshwar},
  title     = {Coding Website (like Hacker Rank) Using Python and Django},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint 4827},
  year      = {EasyChair, 2020}}