Hey Developers,
We know you've been waiting for this for a whole year. The time has finally come!
Join the Advent of Code 2022 with InterSystems and participate in our ObjectScript contest to win $$$$ prizes!
🏆 Our Leaderboard 🏆
👉🏼 Join the ObjectScript private leaderboard with this code: 130669-ab1f69bf.
Note: You need to sign in to Advent of code (e.g. with GitHub / Google / Twitter / Reddit account) to see the leaderboard and participate in the contest.
Prizes:
🥇 1st place - $3,000
🥈 2nd place - $2,000
🥉 3rd place - $1,000
All winners will also get a special high-level Global Master badge.
Note: InterSystems employees are not eligible for money prizes.
Win Conditions:
1. To win our prize you should be on the top of the ObjectScript Leaderboard and upload all the solutions in a public repository on GitHub and present the code in InterSystems ObjectScript in UDL form as presented in the template below:
⬇️ The Advent of Code ObjectScript template
2. There should be no errors in the ObjectScript quality scanner for your project.
3. All participants have two days (December 26-27) to make their repositories public. Winners will be announced on December 28-29.
4. All participants must be registered on the InterSystems Developer Community.
The first puzzles will unlock on December 1st at midnight EST (UTC -5).
See you then and good luck to all of you!
Sorry but the link to the templates does not work for me - it goes to the start page of Exchange. :-(
P.S.: It is because there is a "-1" at the end of the link. This is the correct link :
https://openexchange.intersystems.com/package/aoc-objectscript-template
Thanks for noticing, Udo!
Fixed :)
Same as last year I will provide the results of our private leaderboard
May I ask you please, who is DC member?
DCmembers are registered members of InterSystems Developer Community
YOU are, a DC member as you post here
The final day of AOC is approaching.
It is still 1 day to reach the magic 50 stars.
I plan to take my last ranking on my morning (CET) of Dec.26
Good luck and Merry Xmas.
Test data + results on GitHub will be updated as I have them available.
Hum, so now the question is how does the ObjectScript quality scanner work?
I don't have a login and the help docs don't (help)...
Then I need a learn docker,
Then I need to install Git.
I get the impression that its easier just to not win ;)
Hi @Mark Charlton
it is simpler:
Neither Docker nor ZPM is required for Code Quality.
It's just nice to have and well prepared for demo.
OK thanks.
That sounds a bit more manageable. I'll take a look if I get time :) I have the git hub account already so I'm 20% there...
Does it mean that code has to be written in c#?
Hi Martin! In InterSystems ObjectScript
OK, so I tried that to see how it works and if I could figure it out... it didn't go so well.
I mean I have a GitHub with actions running, code is loaded in as cls files, but apparently none of my code is code to the quality scanner and my other actions fail. Does anyone have the time to give me a few pointers as to where to look next please.
Hi Mark,
Is your AOC2022 repo public or private?
It's public.
https://github.com/mcwebtree/WIT-AOC2022
and it''s visible
https://community.objectscriptquality.com/dashboard?id=intersystems_iris_community%2FWIT-AOC2022
Yes, but if you look at the code tab it says there are 0 lines of code in the project...
Have some fun,
And delete one,
65535 lines of code in the project!
is there a line limit in code quality?
2000 line by class * 1 class by day over 10 days is not impressive
???? I didn't get your message!
but I found no .github/workflow/ as in the official template. also module.xml doesn't match the content.
That's an old programmers drinking song https://www.barrypopik.com/index.php/new_york_city/entry/99_little_bugs/
No idea how to actually fix this, just being silly
Same question as mark actually. Actually used classes this year, but the quality checker still displays it as having 0 lines.
@Evgeny Shvarov
any idea what is wrong ?
I think, it may skip Abstract classes, and there are only Abstract classes
So the $64,000,000 (or more like $6,000) question is, does the current state of the quality checker stand for our submissions or do we need to go back and change all the classes to get it to work and qualify :)
A moot point for me in the back seats but more so for Kevin.
I just changed one of my classes (Day1) from abstract to Extends %RegisteredObject and committed to Git.
The action ran, the code change shows on the code view of Code Quality.
The file shows a count of lines of code, yet the overall view still shows no code.
Hi folks !
It's just another week to finalize Advent Of Code 2022.
Though the ranking didn't change much recently there are still 14 exercises to be done.
- But keep in mind that the ranking is just the first hurdle to take.
- Next, your code in ObjectScript has to be provided in a public repo on GitHub
- Besides the formal verification with Code Quality (use the provided template)
also, the calculations will be verified with a neutral dataset that is not yours.
So good luck and happy coding.
Robert
Hi, Robert, you show DC members in your listing. Are there InterSystems employees in the list who do not qualify to win prize money? Just wondering how high I would have to climb to earn a prize ...
according to my info none of the top 9 are employed by ISC.
@Anastasia Dyubaylo can you pls. check this?
@Oliver Wilms you can check their DC profiles and see their title/position & company. If this info is not available on the profile page, just hover over their email icon "@" – all ISC employees are registered on DC with corporate email addresses.
This raises a question. For example, today's problem part 2 involved folding an unfolded cube. Can't speak for everybody, but I suppose many people did that by hand for their personal problem input, as it would be pretty hard to solve for general case here. Are we expected to come up with perfect algorithmic solutions that would work for any input, or is some amount of "slack" allowed here? :)
It's the classic impedance mismatch:
Regarding the formal verification part. Seems a bit strange to me: quite a few problems this year involved thinking heuristically. How can I guarantee my solution works for any input when I myself have only seen a single input?
That would be okay in my mind if that were specified somewhere I see it. I was unhappy when I realized my input cube had been cut up differently from the example shown.
I have published 2 sets of test data on GitHub with results verified by AoC.
You may use it to check the independency of your code from specific input.
That's what I will use for verification of the correct calculation.
HTH
Thank you!
Thanks! I think in the future, we should have a class template for these problems that would make it easy to check each contestant's code programmatically. I'm guessing this year, people did not follow some uniform API pattern to solve each problem, where to grab the inputs, etc. It would be nice if we all followed some standard so no one has to go through checking these by hand.
@Kevin An ,
I really appreciate your suggestion. For a long list of candidates,
BUT. with only 3..4 possible participants in the winning ranks the effort is acceptable.
So it provides for me a deeper insight into your creativity.
- AoC is the first filter >>> "outsourced"
- Code Quality is the second >>> "normalized and automated"
- Calculations + Results is the last. >>> by own hands for now.
I take this burden with pride.
Though this personal view shouldn't prevent anyone
to create a better template for NEXT year.
Merry Christmas all!
Alea iacta est !
The race is done. We see 3 leaders and I have checked the first repo.
Thanks to @Robert Barbiaux:
- His code passed successfully Code Quality
- And the checks with test data set 1 and set 2 are OK
Congratulations!
Merry Xmas to all members of the Community!
Now also the Leader of our ranking has completed
Thanks to @Kevin.An
- His code passed successfully Code Quality
- And the checks with test data set 1 and set 2 are OK
Congratulations!
Dear participants,
The AOC 2022 is over. Thank you all for your participation in the ObjectScript contest ;)
Now you have two days to make your repositories public (Dec 26-27). Please provide us with your repo and ObjectScript quality status in the comments to this post or via Direct Messages.
Winners will be announced on December 28-29.
Happy Holidays 🌟
My repo is linked above, but here it is again, although I'm way out of contention for any cool commmunity badges :)
https://github.com/mcwebtree/WIT-AOC2022
and this is empty but green, (https://community.objectscriptquality.com/dashboard?id=intersystems_iris...), so I think this years CPD may be on encoding algorithms and how VS Code, GitHub and Docker work with objectscript... Might then have a better chance next year :D
Thanks for the motivation towards all the hair pulling, googling, screaming at monkeys, and don't get me started on the elephants...
Merry Christmas all and have a great New Year.
Hi @Mark Charlton
I started a new repo with a WORKING template.
then took a copy of your classes in a valid directory structure
Class MC2022AOC.Day10 should be stored ic src/MC2022AOC/Day10.cls
You may clone this repo to continue. Anyhow Quality Check is happy now.
intersystems_iris_community/qck-WIT-AOC2022
repo: rcemper/qck-WIT-AOC2022
Hi Robert
Thanks for the help and guidance. I've missed the window now as I've been away from the office, (a crazy idea I know). I'll take a look at the repo you've setup and see if I can figure out what I was doing wrong when I'm back online.
Regards
Merry Christmas everybody. Thank you very much for a fun contest. I did Advent of Code for since 2020 I think, but this year it got really competitive 🥳🙃🙄
Here is my repository: https://github.com/maxymczech/aoc2022is/tree/master/src/dc/aoc2022
And ObjectScript quality scanner
Merry Christmas everyone !
My first time with AoC was a lot of fun, thank you for running this Objectscript ladder.
Congratulations to all participants.
My repository: https://github.com/theanor/idc-aoc-2022-theanor
And quality scanner status : https://community.objectscriptquality.com/dashboard?id=intersystems_iris_community%2Fidc-aoc-2022-theanor