Hi again! It’s been a while. I’m coming back to No Let because when I shipped it the first time, the lovely people who rated it took the time to write really thoughtful feedback and suggest great actionable improvements. So i thought it’d be fun to implement your suggestions (and also I was bored).

Here are some excerpts from the feedback I got:

One thing: I can just cheese everything by changing the output manually. I recommend you use multiple test cases so i can not just type “return 6” and complete the task.

Anyway, my biggest critique would be the lack of levels. I think that adding tiers of difficulty, along with 10-15 more levels would take this project to the highest possible level.

…svelte favicon ;)…

…i think the user would have more feedback/satisfaction if upon completion, something else happens to let them know they successfully completed a puzzle, something like confetti, or even just the “run” button changing color/text

I intend to fix/implement each one of these. With the exception of the “10-15 levels” one; that’s a bit more than I’m willing to make, but I will add some new puzzles.

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So far, I’ve started implementing the first suggestion. I’m creating secretInput values for each puzzle, and in the test function, after it evaluates the input (which is publicly displayed), it runs the code again using the secretInput.

If the code passes the input check but fails the secretInput check, it fails the logic test with this message:

Failed secret anti-hardcoding check. You need to generalize your logic.

I’ve only added secretInputs for two puzzles so far, so the work is still ongoing.