I chose to participate again in the Advent of Code (www.adventofcode.com) event for the second year in a row, after I'd had to cancel my first try 2022 after just six days to my health conditions. I'd never came back to complete the other puzzles, but 2023 will be the beginning of something new for me - hopefully.
If you have questions or spotted a typo/bug/mistake, you are welcome to submit a new issue or a pull request with a fix for the specific issue.
This is a quick overview of all achieved stars in the 2023 competition. My solutions and a detailed description how to run them can be found in the 2023 directory.
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As mentioned before, I'd started solving puzzles in my very first AoC event in 2022. My main goal was to get used to Rust 🦀 and improve my low skills in this very new language. I'd had to give up after just six days and never got back to solve the remaining puzzles.
You will find my solutions in the 2022 folder. I'd planed to solve the puzzles in Rust and TypeScript but failed miserable in completing both.
In 2023 I'd made progress in learning Rust, having fun with it and got along with its quirks. So I'd like to set focus on some specific topics to improve my knowledge in testing and tracing, want to get along with documenting according to cargo-doc standard and improve organizing my toolchain and projects.
I'm focussing on Rust solutions only, mainly without help of third party libraries if possible. Please check out my 2023 folder to find my solutions.