What changed
What changed in devShark and when, newest first.
A question of the day
Every day /daily puts up one devShark question, from a different track each day. Pick an answer and check it: the server grades it and explains the answer. No account needed, and nothing you answer there counts towards scores or streaks.
Share a result card
The Biggest Shark Challenge and the typing racer make a result card with your score or your speed and accuracy, and the date. Download it or share it. The card never shows your name.
Invite a friend at the right moment
Your invite link now appears after your first passed Learn level and after each Challenge run, with a share button and a copy button. When a friend signs up with it and finishes their first Learn level, you both get coins, as before.
Coding challenges get their own link preview
A link to a coding challenge now shows its title, track and difficulty when you share it, instead of the same picture for every page.
This changelog
Dated notes on what changed, linked from the footer.
A new devShark logo and a calmer design
devShark has a new logo with a cleaner fin. A design review tidied the homepage, the Challenge intro, the Profile, the coding home and the dark theme, and made buttons, icons and cards consistent.
devShark is freemium
Every account gets HTML, CSS and JavaScript in full, React levels 1 to 12, stage one of every coding project and short path, and a starter set of coding challenges, plus every quiz, the daily challenge, the Challenge, multiplayer rooms and leaderboards. Premium opens the rest for €3.99 a month or €39.99 a year, VAT included. Premium changes which content you can start, never grading, scores or streaks.