Eduuh's Byte Safari

This repository is designed to store my public notes, public blog related source code together.

The top level folder structure is as follows.

graph TD
    Root["/"]
    Root --> blog --> eduuh.com
    Root --> content
    content  --> notes
    content --> blog
    content --> topics
    content --> inbox
    blog --> draft
    blog --> published
    blog --> blog.md
    notes --> drafts
    notes --> archived
    notes --> tech
    notes --> soft
    notes --> notes.md

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Content is the obsidian vault.

The idea

Knowledge Hub/Repository: This is a growing Obsidian vault; it stores notes in Markdown, & mdx format. Topics covered are.

1. DSA - in different programming languages
2. Neovim Configuration
3. Command line interface tools (workflows)
4. Note Taking
5. Mathematics
6. Hobbies - Motorcycles & Cars

Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA)

Goals

• Solve problems in single files with reusable, cross-language test cases.
• Practice in multiple languages to learn new skills.
• Continuously add new solutions and refine old ones.
• Use Neovim DAP for quick debugging.

Future Enhancements

• Automate question downloads and solution submissions for platforms like LeetCode and Codeforces.
• Set up templates for competitive programming.
• Add code runners and visualization tools to enhance learning and blogging.

Neovim Configuration

Goals

• Test and improve the stability of the Neovim setup with plugins, themes, and settings.
• Maintain a lightweight and efficient configuration.

Approach

• Use an isolated environment to test changes without affecting the main setup.
• Monitor performance and track changes using version control.

3. Competitive Programming

Goals

• Regularly practice DSA problems to build skills.
• Review and optimize solutions for better performance.
• Participate in coding contests on platforms like LeetCode and AtCoder.

Long-Term Vision

• Automate workflows for downloading, solving, and submitting problems via CLI.
• Develop proficiency in multiple languages for flexibility in problem-solving.

Growth & Challenges

• Maintain versioned solutions to track progress and improvements.
• Organize solutions by topic (e.g., sorting, graphs, dynamic programming).
• Add documentation to make the repository a comprehensive reference.
• Introduce regular coding challenges to stay consistent.

Related Repositories

1. nvim Configuration
2. dotfiles - Base Configuration