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Monkey Type for Devs
Monkeytype clone for code, but typing real syntax is a known niche.
CozyCrowd Pleaser
devGrimm
251mo ago
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Code typing game to increase your typing speed in 10 languages
by Coderacer1·Mar 28, 2026·3 points·0 comments
AI Analysis
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MonkeyType already does code typing better with a larger community and config.
Strengths
- •No signup required to start racing immediately in the browser.
- •Tracks WPM and accuracy stats specifically for programming syntax.
- •Supports ten popular languages including Go, Kotlin, and TypeScript.
Weaknesses
- •MonkeyType and TypeRacer offer deeper customization and larger leaderboards.
- •No unique gamification mechanics beyond standard speed and accuracy metrics.
Category
Target Audience
Developers wanting to improve typing speed
Similar To
MonkeyType · TypeRacer · Keybr
Post Description
Its a site that lets you practice real code snippets and shows you your wpm. Free to play no sign in required.
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