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= aoc-2020

WARNING: Spoiler Alert! If you want to solve the aoc problems on your own, do not read any further. This repository contains solutions for the problems in several languages.

NOTE: Result can be found on https://aoc-2020.netlify.com/[aoc-2020.netlify.com] powered by netlify.

In this repository, we will collect the code for the solutions of https://adventofcode.com[adventofcode] for the 2020 event.

If you want to join the discussions, here is the invitation for our https://join.slack.com/t/aoc-2020/shared_invite/zt-jpb3ukqo-t5amJownVL82CoRrrPNjEg[slack channel].

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The slack channel itself is https://aoc-2020.slack.com/[aoc-2020]

The id of the https://adventofcode.com/2020/leaderboard/private/view/117454[shared leaderboard] is 117454-7d5aa225 .

== The Goal of this repository

... is to

• have a shared code base. It will be interesting to see how the same problem is solved in different languages with different approaches
• have a development environment in which all examples run out of the box

=== How do we ensure that all examples run out of the box?

The best solution will be to use https://gitpod.io. Just prefix the URL with gitpod.io# or click the button:

image:https://gitpod.io/button/open-in-gitpod.svg[link="https://gitpod.io#https://github.com/docToolchain/aoc-2020", title="Open in Gitpod"]

A webbased IDE will open with the repository already cloned in a docker container.

It would be awesome if we manage to get all solutions up and running in this container!

The standard https://gitpod.io[gitpod.io] docker container supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Groovy, Ruby, Python, Go, C, C++, Rust, Perl out of the box.

At least Make, Gradle and Maven are available as build tools.

Repository structure

The structure we start with is the following:

.
├── README.md
├── day01
├── day02
│   ├── groovy
│   |   └── rdmueller
│   |       ├── solution.groovy
│   |       └── description.adoc
│   └── [language]
│       └── [githubhandle]
│           ├── solution.[extension]
│           └── description.adoc
├── day03
├── day04
├── ...

== Documentation

As you can see in the above repository structure, each folder contains a description.adoc. It would be great if everybody could explain their solution with a short description.

== Questions?

=> see you on Slack: https://aoc-2020.slack.com/[aoc-2020]