Submit a Project or Repository
Requests a personal project or repository from the candidate along with a technical explanation of the decisions made. Lets you evaluate code quality and clarity of reasoning before the technical interview.
Sample questions
Taken from the template itself. Questions with a recorded answer key are left out, so reading this page cannot help anyone pass the test.
As the candidate sees it
Submit a Project or Repository
- 1.Short text
What is the link to a public repository of yours that represents how you code?
It can be on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or similar. Make sure the repository is public before sending it. If you prefer to send a file instead of a link, type "file" here and use the next question.
- 2.File upload
If you prefer, upload the project as a ZIP file, without the dependencies folder.
Before zipping, remove folders such as node_modules, venv or vendor and build artifacts. Do not include .env files or credentials. Recommended maximum size: 20 MB. This upload is optional if you already provided a link.
- Shown once you copy the template
1 more question in the full template.
How this template was made, and what you can check
Are these the real questions?
Yes. The questions on this page are the questions a candidate gets. They are not samples written for the site: they come from the template itself, word for word.
Why are some questions missing from this page?
Any question with a recorded answer key is left out, so that reading this page cannot help anyone pass. The count of what is missing is shown; the questions themselves appear once you copy the template.
Which language does the candidate see?
Every template exists in English and Portuguese. The candidate answers in theirs and you read in yours.
Will this template work on my plan?
Question types are checked against your plan by the database itself, so a template never promises a type your plan cannot run. Building assessments and collecting answers is free; automatic scoring starts on the Starter plan.
Can I change the questions?
Once you copy it, the template is yours: change the wording, drop a question, add your own. None of this is fixed.
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Use this template on your next opening
Copy the template, change what you want, send a link. Assessly marks each answer, scores it and explains the score.
What comes back to you
Short text
What is the link to a public repository of yours that represents how you code?
Answer
Score
Why this score
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