codezilla 🦖 One giant collection of algorithms & design patterns.

The pandora box of algorithms and data structures

Feel free to contribute. Create an issue, let others know which algorithm/data structure you are planning to add. Fork the repo. And make a PR!

The goal is to create a codebase for developers to access. Later we aim to develop extensions using this codebase to support multiple IDEs.

Here are 3 quick and painless steps to contribute to this project:

• Add a a program to implement an algorithm in any language. To do so, first create an issue with the task you are doing, for example: "Issue - creating bubble sort in C". Create a pull request in response to that issue and finally submit it for review.

• Name your branch Like #23 Add Bubble Sort in C.

  Also create a directory for any new algorithm if it doesn't exist. eg. observable_pattern, bubble_sort. Inside these directories you can create a folder for the programming language you want to add. And finally add your own file named program_name.language_extension (bubble_sort.cpp) Create a commit of the form - fixes #(issue_number)

• Finally, wait for it to be merged!

• Fork this repository (Click the Fork button in the top right of this page, click your Profile Image)

• Clone your fork down to your local machine

  $ git clone https://github.com/Asiatik/codezilla.git

• Create a branch

  $ git checkout -b branch-name

• Make your changes

• Commit and Push

  $ git add filename 
  $ git commit -m 'commit message'
  $ git push origin branch-name

• Create a New Pull Request from your forked repository (Click the New Pull Request button located at the top of your repo)

• Wait for your PR review and merge approval!

• Star this repository if you had fun!

Don't forget to include the comments as seen above. Feel free to include additional information about the language you chose in your comments too! Like a link to a helpful introduction or tutorial.

• Tutorial: Creating your first pull request

• Managing your Forked Repo

• Syncing a Fork

• Keep Your Fork Synced

• Awesome README examples

• Github-Flavored Markdown

• GitHub license explained