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I'm a bug fixer, so I rarely write things from scratch. But, here are some projects that I enjoyed creating over the years
I'm a bug fixer, so I rarely write things from scratch. But, here are some projects that I enjoyed creating over the years
ankon/explain-cloudformation-changeset
CloudFormation changesets are nice. And they can be made even when using nested stacks.
… unfortunately they are completely unreadable for humans. So this is a tool for a computer to try to produce something more useful from them.
CloudFormation changesets are nice. And they can be made even when using nested stacks.
… unfortunately they are completely unreadable for humans. So this is a tool for a computer to try to produce something more useful from them.
ankon/explain-cloudformation-changeset
Advent of Code is a global coding challenge to help Santa deliver presents.
The problem? Something always goes wrong.
The challenge? That depends ... maybe you want fast code? Or learn a language? Or puzzle about an optimal algorithm?
ankon/adventofcode
Advent of Code is a global coding challenge to help Santa deliver presents.
The problem? Something always goes wrong.
The challenge? That depends ... maybe you want fast code? Or learn a language? Or puzzle about an optimal algorithm?
ankon/adventofcode
ankon/rtiaw
"Ray Tracer in a Weekend" is a very nice tutorial on how to build a ray tracer in a weekend, by coding along. The original tutorial focuses on Go, but I used it to learn a bit more on how to write efficient TypeScript.
It's still considerably slower than the Go version, but there's some potential left.
"Ray Tracer in a Weekend" is a very nice tutorial on how to build a ray tracer in a weekend, by coding along. The original tutorial focuses on Go, but I used it to learn a bit more on how to write efficient TypeScript.
It's still considerably slower than the Go version, but there's some potential left.
ankon/rtiaw
