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There are a ton of algorithms present on https://the-algorithms.com, but I feel that they aren't presented as well. Don't get me wrong, the site is well made, however I think adding difficulty levels to the algorithms and showing the number of people that have viewed it would add 2 new filters for people to search with and find good algorithms and make it easier to categorize.
I know this site is just for educational purposes only and mostly meant to be used as a tool to find the solution which you need for your problems, however I think that it could also be extended to cater to the people who just want to browse through some algorithms in general, and maybe learn something new. People would be able to compare themselves and their knowledge to others, and improve as a whole, learning from each other. At the present, the site's elegant and highly functional, but it cannot cater to those groups of people as well. Because when you go to, let's say, problems under Math category, I don't exactly find anything new to learn from there (because I only see the names most of the time), neither do I know the level of the stuff in there. Some problems, like Fibonacci ones, are comparatively easy to stuff like Riemann Integration, etc.
The reason I'm also advocating for the addition of views is that, it could also allow people to know about popular topics, which are important to know for everyone. Like some stuff isn't always used by everyone, and can be very niche. Not everyone should be spending their time ignoring other well known topics which are useful to them and spending time to those niche algorithms. So it would help people to basically improve their strengths, rather than being jack of all trades. However I believe views may not be a good factor all the time, since the niche algorithms might get overshadowed. But that's up for debate.
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The idea with the views sounds pretty good and also should be doable. I will probably add that once I have the time for it.
I on the other hand have no idea how I would implement the difficulty levels. All of the content on the website is currently from other repositories in this organization and I don't know where we would store that information and more importantly, who would update it.
Maybe a idea could be to add something like How difficult do you find this algorithm on a scale on 1 to 5? at the bottom of each page and thus let the users add that data. But I don't know if that would be a good idea since I doubt that enough users would use this feature.
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There are a ton of algorithms present on https://the-algorithms.com, but I feel that they aren't presented as well. Don't get me wrong, the site is well made, however I think adding difficulty levels to the algorithms and showing the number of people that have viewed it would add 2 new filters for people to search with and find good algorithms and make it easier to categorize.
I know this site is just for educational purposes only and mostly meant to be used as a tool to find the solution which you need for your problems, however I think that it could also be extended to cater to the people who just want to browse through some algorithms in general, and maybe learn something new. People would be able to compare themselves and their knowledge to others, and improve as a whole, learning from each other. At the present, the site's elegant and highly functional, but it cannot cater to those groups of people as well. Because when you go to, let's say, problems under
Math
category, I don't exactly find anything new to learn from there (because I only see the names most of the time), neither do I know the level of the stuff in there. Some problems, like Fibonacci ones, are comparatively easy to stuff likeRiemann Integration
, etc.The reason I'm also advocating for the addition of
views
is that, it could also allow people to know about popular topics, which are important to know for everyone. Like some stuff isn't always used by everyone, and can be very niche. Not everyone should be spending their time ignoring other well known topics which are useful to them and spending time to those niche algorithms. So it would help people to basically improve their strengths, rather than being jack of all trades. However I believeviews
may not be a good factor all the time, since the niche algorithms might get overshadowed. But that's up for debate.Add screenshots of the feature request (optional)
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