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I'm logging the solutions, but in real MVP fashion... not showing them just yet. Need to bootstrap a vimscript parser first. If anyone is up for it, would love
by igrigorik 16y ago
I'm logging the solutions, but in real MVP fashion... not showing them just yet. Need to bootstrap a vimscript parser first.
If anyone is up for it, would love some help with the client/parser: https://github.com/igrigorik/vimgolf https://github.com/igrigorik/vimgolf
- Complete 16y agoI will take part in this when the solutions are displayed. All the fun is in the solutions. So for me, hiding them kills the whole point of the project. Otherwise it would be lots of fun. Im a long time vim user and love it.
- silentbicycle 16y agoI think Project Euler has a good compromise - you can see (and comment on!) solutions once you've successfully passed some baseline. Then you don't feel like you cheated, but can pick apart their solutions, now that you've already focused on that problem for a while. I've learned a LOT figuring out how some outstanding PE submissions worked, translating their algorithms to my favorite languages.
- preek 16y agoMVP meaning 'Most Valuable Player'?
- johnswamps 16y agoMinimum Viable Product
- Groxx 16y ago"Maximum reVivification Potential" gets my vote.
- rue 16y agoIs the parser for deconstructing the solutions? That'd be a useful feature to have along with the solutions themselves.
- snprbob86 16y agoDo you really need to do anything super smart with them? Could you at least link to the logged scripts as files? Smarter stuff can come later.
- igrigorik 16y agoGood news. You can now preview the solutions! Only one wrinkle: you have to submit your own challenge to see the solutions. Ex: http://vimgolf.com/challenges/4d1a8bf2b8cb3409320002c4 http://vimgolf.com/challenges/4d1a8bf2b8cb3409320002c4