mafinar

mafinar

Anyone planning on solving Advent of Code 2020?

I always start with excitement and then get busy on 9/10th day. This year, like the year before this, and the year before that, I intend to be regular. My language of choice this year would be Elixir (and/or Dart depending on my mood on the day). Anyone else going to solve Advent of Code puzzles starting tomorrow?

Waiting for the first one to unlock :wink: https://adventofcode.com/

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herminiotorres

herminiotorres

I thought to participate this year(btw it will be my first time), and I will use elixir as my main language on the advent of code! o/

mafinar

mafinar

Here’s the first one:

finner

finner

thanks @AstonJ - I never heard of rubular.com

I use regex101

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