This repository contains my solutions to the Advent of Code puzzles.
I would highly encourage solving each puzzle on your own before looking at my solutions, lest you deprive yourself of the satisfaction of solving it yourself.
| Year | Language(s) |
|---|---|
| 2015 | PureScript |
| 2016 | PureScript |
| 2017 | F#, PureScript |
| 2018 | Rust |
| 2019 | Haskell |
| 2020 | PureScript |
| 2021 | PureScript |
| 2022 | Rust |
| 2023 | Rust |
When solving Advent of Code puzzles I try to approach them the way I would in the real world. I tend to take a domain-driven design approach where I model the domain of the puzzle before actually attempting to solve it.
Another thing that you might notice is that in my solutions I always keep the first part of the puzzle working when I implement the second. Again, this is due to my desire to mirror real-world scenarios. Very often you must keep existing functionality working when the requirements change or new functionality is added. For a while I thought that this was a common practice, but as I've looked at other people's solutions it seems that this isn't the case: I've seen many people whose final solver only solves the second part of the puzzle.