Test Creation
SkillTesting lets you create powerful tests for measuring a candidate's technical skills. Make your tests as long or short as you want, and specify how much time candidates have to take each one. Insert programming or multiple choice questions, or choose a basic question and answer format.
Next Feature: Powerful Code Editor
Powerful Code Editor
You can have your candidates write code right in their browser without downloading any browser plugins. The SkillTesting code editor has many of the features you would only find in a desktop IDE like syntax highlighting, auto-indentation, line numbering, and more. We support most popular programming languages as well, including C#, Java, Python, Javascript, Ruby, CSS, HTML, XML, SQL, C++, and Visual Basic.
Next Feature: Test Grading
Test Grading
SkillTesting gives you simple and effective tools to grade tests that your candidates have taken. We have a two tiered grading system where you can supply both quantitative and qualitative feedback on each test. This system allows you to not only assign a score to each question but also annotate them with notes for you and your team to come back and refer to later. This approach is both lightweight and powerful.
Next Feature: Candidate Comparison
Candidate Comparison
You don't have to grade tests in a vacuum. SkillTesting gives you the ability to show how multiple candidates answered the same questions with just a few mouse clicks. Our comparison grading mode allows you to do all the things you can do in regular grading mode - assign scores, take notes, etc. - except that you can do this on multiple tests at the same time!
Next Feature: Reporting and Analytics
Reporting & Analytics
SkillTesting tracks everything and presents you with important data for each of your tests. You can easily find out data like the highest score for a test, who the high scorer was, and how many people took the test.
Next Feature: Test Creation
CodeMirror and Opensourcing
We knew at the onset of building the SkillTesting app that an in-browser source code editor with syntax highlighting and indentation was going to be critical so we went off and evaluated the various JavaScript code editors out there – EditArea, Bespin, CodeMirror, and others. There is actually a pretty good comparison matrix here and [...]