RELEASE DATE20.10.201510 years ago
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• Contains a directory of standard, frequently used operations in Swift, Java, JavaScript, Python, Rust, PHP, C#, C++, Golang, TypeScript, Kotlin, Ruby and SQL queries. Over 300 of code samples for each language. • Developing since 2015, tested by time and thousands of users. • The best examples of codes from books and specific internet resources. Finding the best decision on the Internet may demand hours of working time. Ready for use and tested code "recipes" are included in the application. • This is an excellent help for those who often use several programming languages. The application reduces the time required to switch to a different syntax. • The application is a good tool during the exam or the preparation to the interview because it contains answers to frequently asked programming questions. • All examples in the application are available offline. The application can be used when the Internet connection is not available. • Quick search of the correct example by the code or by the name of topic. • Being a developer, I use this program when I need to remember quickly how to solve a given task in one or another programming language. • One of the app reviews: A must have app for any consultant. Rather than being a lexicon of coding descriptions and commands, as so many of these apps are, Fedor has provided a reference tool for real-world developers. There are three main areas of the app; list of topics leading to subject menu, explanation page, settings. Starting with the list of topics, the index is broken into logical sections that direct the developer quickly to a sub-menu and the area needed - precisely where a developer would expect to find what they’re looking for. The explanations in each and every page are succinct, well thought out, and clearly presented with excellent examples where needed. There is no boiler plate generic definitions here. The ‘settings’ section is equally efficient. It allows to switch to dark, change font and size, upgrade/release additional language examples, or simply upgrade to a full and ad-free version. It should be noted that the cost and features of a fully upgraded ‘Codes recipes’ app is the same as buying the ‘Codes recipes PRO’ version. Fedor, thank you for developing this app - it’s excellent. If you can help with translating the names of topics into your language, please contact me by e-mail. The app provides some examples for an additional fee (approximately 45%).

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Code Recipes at a glance

Code Recipes is a Developer Tools app from Fedor Obraztsov first released in 2015. It holds a rating of 4.6 from 60 ratings on the App Store. This page keeps its chart position for every day we have data, so you can see when Code Recipes entered a chart, how far it climbed, and which countries and categories it holds today. Comparing it against other Developer Tools apps in the same market is usually more informative than its absolute rank, because category size differs sharply between stores.

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Code Recipes — App Store Rankings, Revenue and Downloads