Animated Algorithms
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Animated Algorithms
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#2This is really great. I always wished something like this existed when I was going through CS undergrad (and grad, for that matter). Have you tried reaching out to any CS professors to tell them about it? You might also spread the word by telling some "coding interview" blogs about it.
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#3I'm not sure if the site is having issues, or if I am just searching the wrong algorithms :(
Can you link me directly to an algorithm to check out the animation?
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#4Appears to be falling over.
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#5This is really great. I always wished something like this existed when I was going through CS undergrad (and grad, for that matter). Have you tried reaching out to any CS professors to tell them about it? You might also spread the word by telling some "coding interview" blogs about it.
maybe ensure it can support the traffic first ;)
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#6I'm not sure if the site is having issues, or if I am just searching the wrong algorithms :( Can you link me directly to an algorithm to check out the animation?
Site appears to be hammered -- no algorithms are showing up for me either, and search isn't returning.
Google returns http://www.algomation.com/algorithm/quick-sort-visualization as an example URL, but it's not returning anything at the moment, and Google cache won't finish loading it either.
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#7I'm not sure if the site is having issues, or if I am just searching the wrong algorithms :( Can you link me directly to an algorithm to check out the animation?
Nothing showing up for me either, a search for "quicksort" returns zero results.
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#8Needs a caching algorithm.
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#9Just searched for bubble sort.
Impressive! So much easier when you get to see an animation of what it does
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#10traffic issues aside, great job. Quality resource, will recomend to cs undergrad friends