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Dev tools · September 6, 2018

Questionable.io

Build or buy coding tests to assess coders on their skills.

Questionable.io launched on September 6, 2018 with 17 votes, #792 of 2,635 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 8 years on.

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What it does

This is a tool for assessing coder's skills through testing. Users can create questions or buy them from the Marketplace. Authoring questions is a nice experience because it is a true code-editor (similar to Codepen). It also has interesting analytics like Gap Analysis due to question tagging. More tests will be coming soon to the Marketplace!

Create coding tests for assessing coder's skills.

Creating your own tests and questions is free, and you can create as many as you need. When you're ready to test someone, send them a test invite. The Pay-As-You-Go Plan only charges for the number of people who actually take your test. Monthly subscriptions are not required. Even though authoring your own tests and questions is free, you can also use our Professional Tests we've created for you. Learn more about our Pricing and Plans. Create your own tests or use ours. Then enable billing which can be canceled at any time. Create an invite-link to share with test takers or use the groups feature to create groups of test takers to invite all at once. Use the Gap Analysis report to see what…from questionable.io

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