9 posts were split to a new topic: Advent of Code - Day 1
In case you haven’t seen: http://blog.plataformatec.com.br/2018/11/lets-learn-elixir-together-with-advent-of-code/
Mine are at https://github.com/benperiton/AOC2018
I started as well with elixir, but this year it is only my secondary language, primary is rust, I might need it for my job next year.
Its a bit sad though, that I can’t find todays livestream on twitch… @josevalim’s last activity seems to be from a week ago
Looks like the streams will start tomorrow
Check out @josevalim’s Tweet:
https://twitter.com/josevalim/status/1068770108124712960?s=09
I’m doing it too. Much fun.
It’s also fun watching @josevalim’s videos after.
I have up to Day 3 so far and will add Day 4 later on:
This is my first year solving the Advent of Code puzzles.
I usually solve the puzzle first thing in the morning for the previous day, so in the afternoon I can watch José’s approach on his Twitch channel.
Even though I didn’t plan on doing AoC this year, after solving one task I got hooked
Based on the experience from the past year, I decided to consolidate my solutions into a single mix project. This allowed me to extract some common helper (e.g. Enum helpers), which helped me clean up the code of the actual solutions, and make it a bit more expressive (e.g. see my take on day 1)
Similarily, I am also solving the AoC this year - github. Probably won’t finish again (last year I gave up after a few days ) but maybe my solutions will be of interest to someone.
I’m solving the AoC exercised in Elixir for the second year. I planned on using Rust, but Elixir is much more fun to write
I have solved both challenges of Day 1 and Day 2 so far … in Haskell. If (and only if…) I can find the time, I’ll try to do more challenges, as well as solve part or all of them using Elixir and Rust as well .
My solutions (11 so far) can be found here https://github.com/mkasztelnik/elixir-adventofcode-2018. Some of the solutions are not optimal, but I’m just learning elixir.