🏇天码行空 · SkyHorse
Still very hard to believe how 4,699 submissions in 2024 came......
| Bilingual Reading | Bilingual Code | Framework |
|---|---|---|
| 🔵English + 🔴中文 | Docusaurus️📜 |
📖 Blog Guide
🗂️️ Home Display & Double Indices 📍
Each home page card represents an article for a LeetCode problem.
Catalog integrates two indices: outer index on Data Structures & Algorithms topic; inner index on difficulty.
Bilingual: 🔠English & 中文🀄
Indices here aren’t the only doubled feature.
Entire blog posts are also bilingual: English + 中文. Top right toggle is the switcher.
Programming: 🅿️Python & 🅒C++
How about adding another doubled feature, shall we?
Code examples offer Python and C++ by switchable tabs.
How I Set SkyHorse 🤔
In Chinese, horse (马) and code (码) has the same pronunciation “ma”, and their shapes look alike.
A Chinese phrase called 天马行空 combines sky (天) and horse (马) to metaphor creativity.
SkyHorse Origin 🎬
Back in early 2024, when I first created this SkyHorse repo, my only goal was to archive all my data structures and algorithm practice code. I never expected myself to one day come up with the name SkyHorse.
As a complete beginner stepping into data structures and algorithms at that time, I was having big doubt, constantly questioning whether I could survive. Navigating Professor Tim Roughgarden’s open source lectures was really brain-burning 🧠.
Evolution Journey 🚙
Two years have flashed by me so fast. My feel with data structures and algorithms has totally changed.
I used to think of myself as someone who just preferred living a chill life and disliked using my brain. Yet, without realizing it, I now find my mind entirely locked in. I dedicate quite some time to solving untouched LeetCode Hard problems:
- Pushing limits of execution speed.
- And even refining code styles just to be cleaner 😆
It is very hard to describe what is going on inside my mind, but I know for sure that problem-solving has become a big part of who I am.
Present: Keep Climbing 🧗
One day, as I casually scrolled through my repo’s history and noticed 200+ commits, a thought hit me: “Why stop here?”
I decided to start writing detailed problem explanations to document my intuition & thought processes when faced with complex problems.
A lot of times, these breakthroughs were from late realizations that only truly appeared after tackling a problem for 10th time.
Though these growths arrived late, perhaps this is exactly why they are much like a fine wine that only grows with time 😄