It's been a pleasure, thanks!!!

Ah you're zipping in the multiplier. I'm diggin it.

Oops. Typo. Fixed. Thanks! :]

Language tags in Markdown code blocks are case-sensitive, it should be haskell.

PRESET_COLORS is a predefined map as the instructions say, it's not a part of JS core, it's a const/var defined for this kata.

Not a kata issue, it's a problem with your code, use Question next time. Have you seen the error code you got in the sample tests?

parsed['g'] = (alpha[c.upper()]*16)
...
parsed['g'] += alpha[c]

There is your problem.

Although you can easily index an array with -1, 0, 1 too...

Elegant.

Very clean, I like this solution.

For Python 3 - "print(PRESET_COLORS)"

I think you did a great job.

I would have to say the PRESET_COLORS portion of the kata was confusing. I think it would have been great had that portion not been included, and if you wanted to keep the preset_colors than maybe a little more instruction for the different programming langauges.

That's just my 2 cents though. Thanks for adding another challange for everyone.

I think I need a little help with the "PRESET_COLORS" using Ruby. How does one use this?

Learned so much about web colors from this. My primary goal in coding is web programming, so I'm extra grateful.