I just started the rust-coding-dojo and would like to suggest a new repository structure regarding the solutions for each exercise.
Currently, the kata's solution is placed in the same folder as the kata itself. From a learner's perspective, this makes it too tempting to peek at the solution before truly attempting the exercise, reading the resources, and looking into the documentation.
What do you think of:
- Creating a specific branch just for the kata's solutions;
- Moving the solutions of each kata into single separate folder (e.g., a /solutions).
It can make the repo structure cleaner and the learner will search for the solution only if they're really stuck. We can even add a link pointing to the kata solution in the README of each kata.
I just started the rust-coding-dojo and would like to suggest a new repository structure regarding the solutions for each exercise.
Currently, the kata's solution is placed in the same folder as the kata itself. From a learner's perspective, this makes it too tempting to peek at the solution before truly attempting the exercise, reading the resources, and looking into the documentation.
What do you think of:
It can make the repo structure cleaner and the learner will search for the solution only if they're really stuck. We can even add a link pointing to the kata solution in the README of each kata.