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Real-time contest rooms with leaderboard, chat, and synchronized peer-to-peer competitive practice.
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Landing page to enter handle and explore features like analytics, insights, and recommendations.
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Provides daily goals, curated problems, random generator, and topic-based structured practice.
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Shows rating graph, profile stats, and identifies weak topics based on submission history.
Inspiration
Competitive programmers often find it difficult to grasp the internal workings of algorithms. The idea behind this project was to make learning algorithms a much more intuitive process, rather than just relying on code and theory.
What it does
Code Forces Visualizer is a web-based application that allows the user to convert their algorithms into step-by-step visual animations. It can be used to understand data structures, logic, and patterns of solving problems interactively.
How we built itWe built it using modern frontend technologies like React/Next.js and deployed it on Vercel for fast, scalable performance.
The UI focuses on real-time updates and smooth visual interactions.
Challenges we ran into
Designing smooth and accurate visualizations Handling state changes efficiently Making complex algorithms simple to understand Optimizing performance for real-time rendering
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Built a fully functional interactive visualizer Created an intuitive UI for beginners Successfully deployed a scalable web app Also gave a room feature for users to connect inside app
What we learned
Deep understanding of algorithm execution Frontend optimization and state management Importance of UX in technical tools
What's next for Code Forces Visualizer
Add more algorithms (DP, graphs, trees) Integrate real Codeforces problems Add user input + custom visualization Improve animations and performance
Built With
- api
- codeforces
- react
- tailwind
- typescript
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