I added a few more dynos...nice and smooth now. Apologies.
-duncan meech
Animated Algorithms
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#12I'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?
more dynos added....should be smoother now.
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#13Damn where was this while I was in university! I'm definitely a visual learner and these are great! Thanks OP.
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#14Featured algorithms are on the homepage or these are good examples of the site:
http://www.algomation.com/algorithm/towers-hanoi-recursive-v...
http://www.algomation.com/algorithm/dijkstra-graph-shortest-...
http://www.algomation.com/algorithm/reversi-othello-engine-n...
http://www.algomation.com/algorithm/heap-sort-priority-queue
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#15Great site! I would suggest a list of "related algorithms" on each animation, for example if you want to look through all the sorting algorithms.
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#16Great site! I would suggest a list of "related algorithms" on each animation, for example if you want to look through all the sorting algorithms.
...working on a search term extraction algorithm as we speak :)
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#17Very pretty, reminds me of
http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/Algorithms.htm...
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#18I'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?
more dynos added....should be smoother now.
Awesome thanks! The site looks great. It would be cool if you could add some support for algorithms that a lot of new programmers would be looking for. eg: DFS, BFS, and maybe Dijkstras. I didn't see any of those :(
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#19Very pretty, reminds me of http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/Algorithms.htm...
Wow, that is super sweet. I have been planning to add user interaction to algomation.com but have not had the time yet. The input mechanism would need to support validation and defaults so that algorithms could always run unattended but otherwise very doable despite the web workers that I use on the site.
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#20When you restart a visualization, it automatically switches back to 'continuous' even if you had single-step selected. Making it easier to start from the very beginning would be beneficial I think. Just a suggestion.