Overview

This documentation explains Fluid Attacks Academy. It gives the view of the talents who solve the challenges. It also gives the view of the Fluid Attacks teams who operate the program.

Read all these pages carefully. The program measures how well you work without help. Therefore these pages, and not a person, are your primary source of information. Your reading comprehension has a direct effect on your results.

What is Fluid Attacks Academy?

Fluid Attacks Academy is an asynchronous and remote program. The program has no entry groups, no completion dates and no generations. Talents enter the program and leave the program each week.

Fluid Attacks made the program in 2015. Since 2015, hundreds of talents solved thousands of coding challenges and hacking challenges.

Finding your way around

Use the sidebar on the left to move through the pages. The application makes the sidebar from the content tree. Therefore the sidebar always shows the pages that exist, and a separate index is not necessary.

The sections go from general to specific:

1. What the Academy is, and how to apply. See Get started.
2. How the program operates. See The program.
3. How to send a solution, and the structure of the repository. See Submit a solution.
4. The files that you copy for a commit, a YAML file, a Gherkin scenario or a question. See Templates.
5. The reference tables: the languages, the libraries, the score and the local builds.
6. The legal rules: plagiarism and the property of the repository.
7. Where to ask a question. See Help.

Something missing?

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