External merge sorting algorithms visualizer

A fast, interactive tool to explore prime numbers visually — right in your browser.

Turn any LeetCode / algorithm solution into an interactive HTML animation with synced code highlighting & pointer tracking. Zero deps, single file, dark theme.

Algorithm visualization website for routing using particle swarm optimization

A high-performance, modern Binary Search visualizer with glassmorphism UI, real-time logic tracking, and interactive audio feedback.

Real-time Huffman Coding visualizer with step-by-step tree construction and compression analytics.

A web-based tool to visualize step-by-step execution of computer graphics algorithms like DDA, Bresenham’s Line, Midpoint Circle, and Midpoint Ellipse on an interactive grid canvas.

AI-powered algorithm search engine using TF-IDF similarity with interactive algorithm visualizations built using Flask.

Interactive graph theory learning platform that teaches Prim's and Kruskal's Minimum Spanning Tree algorithms through gamified challenges, real-time validation, leaderboards, dynamic graph generation, and visual algorithm exploration.

LeetCode 代码可视化 — paste a Solution class, set inputs, step through execution and watch variables / data structures change. Python (in-browser via Pyodide) + C++ (real clang++ + lldb).

Interactive OS Algorithm Simulator with visual graphs and calculations.

Interactive visualizer for 6 sorting algorithms (QuickSort, MergeSort, BubbleSort, HeapSort, InsertionSort, SelectionSort) with synced pseudocode, live stats, and step-by-step playback — pure HTML/CSS/JS.

Static, no-build algorithm pattern visualizer - searchable problem library, step-through visualizations

Interactive JavaScript implementation of core sorting algorithms (Quicksort, Mergesort, Heapsort) and pathfinding algorithms (A*, Dijkstra) with browser-based visualization and console output.

A C++ and HTML academic project that computes optimal travel routes using Dijkstra's algorithm, with a web-based visualization of the backend logic.

The Maze Solver is a two-page web application built with FastAPI (Backend) and Vanilla JS + Tailwind CSS (Frontend). It visualizes various pathfinding algorithms on generated mazes and allows for batch analysis.