This repository is a curated collection of commonly used algorithms, aimed at reinforcing a software engineer’s general algorithmic knowledge. Each snippet is implemented in a minimal and accessible manner, focusing on clarity of logic rather than production-readiness.
The repository intentionally excludes production-level concerns such as:
- Memory management
- Error handling
- Vulnerability mitigation
These aspects, while important in real-world applications, are intentionally left out to keep the focus on core algorithmic logic. The assumption is that the intended viewers are primarily interested in the conceptual content itself, rather than scrutinizing the code for potential attack surfaces or production-level robustness.
Some code examples have been moved to a private repository as a precautionary measure to limit exposure and reduce potential risk, especially when the repository is accessed in contexts where the intent of the viewer is uncertain.
To respect the rights of original content creators, test cases are not included in this repository. Instead, they can be found on the websites where the referenced problems originate.
A Jenkins pipeline was previously set up to automatically validate the snippets. It has since been deactivated for two main reasons:
- Cost efficiency – maintaining personal infrastructure continuously is inefficient.
- Security – running automated pipelines, especially during unattended hours, introduces the risk of code injection or unauthorized execution.
The pipeline may be restored in the future using a more secure and cost-effective setup if interest arises.