Well, we made it. Whether you have 500 stars, 50 stars, or 1, thank you for joining me on this year's wild adventure through the land of computer science and shenanigans.
This was Advent of Code's tenth year! That's a lot of puzzles. If you're one of the (as of writing this) 559 people who have solved every single puzzle from the last ten years, congratulations! If you're not one of those people and you still want more puzzles, all of the past puzzles are ready when you are. They're all free. Please go learn!
If you're curious what it takes to run Advent of Code, you might enjoy a talk I give occasionally called Advent of Code: Behind the Scenes. In it, I cover things like how AoC started and how I design the puzzles.
~ Eric Wastl
My hope is that you learned something; maybe you figured out Vim, did some optimization, learned what a borrow checker is, did a little recursion, or finally printed your first "Hello, world!" to the terminal.
Did the puzzles make you think?
Did you try a new language?
Are you new to programming?
Are you a better programmer now than you were 25 days ago? I hope so.
This was Advent of Code's tenth year! That's a lot of puzzles. If you're one of the (as of writing this) 559 people who have solved every single puzzle from the last ten years, congratulations! If you're not one of those people and you still want more puzzles, all of the past puzzles are ready when you are. They're all free. Please go learn!
If you're curious what it takes to run Advent of Code, you might enjoy a talk I give occasionally called Advent of Code: Behind the Scenes. In it, I cover things like how AoC started and how I design the puzzles.
~ Eric Wastl