The host introduces the CODE100 challenge and welcomes the moderator, winner, and fellow challengers to discuss the event.
Challengers share their experiences with stage fright, preparation strategies, and the pressure of competing in front of a large audience.
A review of several quiz questions covering obscure graphics formats, nested JavaScript backticks, mathematical sequences, and HTML phishing vulnerabilities.
The host reveals the last-minute challenges of setting up competitor machines, dealing with AV issues, and managing live stage production.
A discussion of quiz questions on browser data persistence and AI hallucinations, followed by a look at the TomTom partner challenge involving maps.
An in-depth look at the 'Capital Idea' challenge, which required parsing a tricky CSV file and implementing the Haversine formula to find distant cities.
A walkthrough of the debugging round, covering issues like JavaScript type coercion, Python f-strings, CSS Flexbox, and a tiebreaker about standardized text formats.
The winner and runner-up discuss their approaches to the final coding challenge, which involved processing a JSON dataset to find the fastest and most reliable result.
The winner discusses the grand prize, an NVIDIA DGX Spark, while the host shares stories behind event traditions like the winner's bathrobe and the recurring broken trophy.
This week we’re not live as Chris is on his way to NYC, but we’re joined by this year’s CODE100 Champion Werner Jeschko, fellow challenger and partner Nicole Jeschko, challenger Mirco Tomić and host Justin Halsall to look back on this year’s incredible event.
Jobs that call for the skills explored in this talk.