Releases: ricardoholmes/sorting-algorithm-visualiser
Version 1.1
Updated a lot of the back-end code and overall visuals. Completely rewrote the code for playing sound. Added a bunch of options for customising sound and graphics, and a way to track stats.
See the corresponding milestone here.
This may very well be the final release, so enjoy!
What's Changed
- Improved sound substantially by @ricardoholmes in #69
- Improve sound and update dependencies by @ricardoholmes in #70
- Implement bogobogo sort by @ricardoholmes in #71
- Implement heapsort by @ricardoholmes in #72
- Colour bars that are being compared by @ricardoholmes in #73
- Add colour customisation settings by @ricardoholmes in #77
- Add way to build to standalone executable by @ricardoholmes in #78
- Bug fixes by @ricardoholmes in #81
- Add more customization settings to options panel by @ricardoholmes in #82
- Redesign options panel by @ricardoholmes in #85
- Add stats menu with extra info by @ricardoholmes in #88
- Bitonic sort, comb sort, and bug fixes by @ricardoholmes in #92
- Improve readme by @ricardoholmes in #94
- Fix minor bug by @ricardoholmes in #95
- Fix app-crashing bugs by @ricardoholmes in #96
Full Changelog: v1.0...v1.1
Version 1.0
This is the first release of the "Sorting Algorithm Visualiser". It introduces a tool for visualising various different sorting algorithms in both Command Line Interface (CLI) and Graphical User Interface (GUI) modes. This version offers a way to explore and understand some fundamental sorting algorithms (as well as a couple of esoteric ones), helping users understand how they work and which ones are faster than others. Key features include real-time visualisation, multiple sorting algorithms, and user-friendly controls. Try it out, and happy sorting!