Big Dev

Will be spending next week learning JS, making some visual simulators with p5.js and then learning and using Node.js for server side stuff. Edit: Heroku seems nice Updates April 5-6: Figured out how to combine socket.io 2.0 with p5.js and launched quick-n-dirty version on heroku at https://bit.ly/34jbMfQ I wanted to have 2 "independent" sources for interaction (canvas and chat) April 7: gf suggested that I transform it into Pictionary. Made the canvas, time to implement word picker. She wants word difficulty and also in Russian. Couldn't find a nice json file, but found a page with words without API. Therefore will write a quick web parser, make a json. Then need to figure out how to pull up words and translate them on the go. Probably with goolge.translate's api

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Codeforces April Fool's contest

Very happy with my performance. Got 390's place out of 14k. After the contest, I wrote the analysis of the correlation between contest rank and overall rating. Read more about it in Projects>Development Totally unrelated sidenote to myself: update fonts, the current one is somewhat unpleasant to read

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C++ competitive setup on OS X

cannot be included because of reasons. To fix: Go to /usr/local/include, create /bin folder and inside create a stdc++.h file and copy https://gist.github.com/sachin-kmr/ee03a0d07be6fcfd439b49307a12f7ed inside. Edit: After the recent OS update, you also need to re-instantiate yourself as a developer

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Current State of the Art

I'm taking a short break (couple of days) from web dev, since I only have the competitive section left, and I'm not quite sure how I want to organize it. For now, I'll be going over Competitive Programmer’s Handbook (which I heard about from Errichto), doing some Hackerrank problems and then taking the next Div 2 Codeforces contest. Adios

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