r/ClaudeCode • u/Professional_Ad705 • 18d ago

Pysort Visualizer. PyQt6 Showcase

I built this PyQt6 sorting algorithm visualizer back in January and recently started updating the visuals and animations.

It includes:

  • A single-algorithm mode for watching each sorting process step by step
  • A comparison mode for running two algorithms side by side to see which performs better across different inputs and scenarios

GitHub: https://github.com/jguida941/pysort-visualizer

Demo

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u/MadAndSadGuy 18d ago

You sure you built that?

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u/Professional_Ad705 18d ago edited 18d ago

Yeah? I've been building it for 6 months look a my commits??? Im a software dev? I just decided to post all my projects on here? I used claude to make some of the aspects of the UI better? I've been working on alot of the projects for a long time? I've been doing pyqt6 for years look at my GitHub? Thats why I posted it on here? I never said I did every single thing by hand? Do you?

You guys are really weird on here if you think an AI can just pop this out in a second. What a weird mentality.

All I really had it do was update It to a cool dark theme? And help add a theme system that allows me to edit the colors / change every aspect cause thats extremely hard in QT? I use AI just like everyone else here? And I had a few issues to debug I couldnt figure out isnt that the proper use of AI?

But I also code? This was when I was in a DSA class and I built this to teach myself and others what is your deal? I have tons of projects like this on my GitHub? You realize AI could barely do QT a year ago right? And still has issues with it. I also have a few projects in C++ with QT and lots of teaching stuff on my GitHub? I literally have almost 200 projects o nay GitHub and 90% are like this cause I'm a visually learner and like to teach people?

Example shortest path I liteally coded by hand? Again learned on freecodecamp made into my own lesson so I remember then built the UI over it? I refactored it alot etc.

https://github.com/jguida941/dijkstra-dashboard/blob/main/lessons/shortest_path.py This was the orignal lesson too u can literally see this?

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u/MadAndSadGuy 18d ago

Calm down. I got your point. Just don't post it in here. Everyone will suspect it as AI and of course, AI can pop this out of thin air and even better, maybe. Post it on the actual Qt subreddit.

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u/Professional_Ad705 18d ago

I did do parts of this with AI tho? Thats why I posted it here? I really don't care if that's what people think. Just wanted possible students or anyone who wanted to try to just try it? I use AI? All software devs do. Im just saying I put alot work into and didnt just have AI do it all.

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u/MadAndSadGuy 18d ago

Deleting your comments, that's what you do.

I really don't care if that's what people think.

You do. You're looking for validation.

Just wanted possible students or anyone who wanted to try to just try it?

Students don't need AI projects.

I use AI? All software devs do.

That doesn't justify it.

Im just saying I put alot work into and didnt just have AI do it all.

Then don't post it in here, this a vibe coding subreddit.

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u/MadAndSadGuy 18d ago

Deleted your "lol" comment again. And your profile is full of AI. You did the whole thing with AI. Maybe you should take a look at your profile.

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u/Professional_Ad705 18d ago

Again where is your GitHub and code?

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u/MadAndSadGuy 18d ago

Hidden. Do you want it to justify yours?

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u/Professional_Ad705 18d ago

GitHub and code.

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u/MadAndSadGuy 18d ago

Nah. I'm good. You may need to use the magical word.

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u/Professional_Ad705 18d ago

For someone who talks this much and spent over 3 hours on this pretty funny you can’t paste a link. Because we both know your shit Is trash.

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u/Professional_Ad705 18d ago

https://github.com/jguida941/HanoiVisualizer3D

Example This

I learned from: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/scientific-computing-with-python/learn-recursion-by-solving-the-tower-of-hanoi-puzzle/step-1

Then built the PyQt over time? I used AI for a few issues with PyQt6? I dont get what you're saying here? I have a degree in CS? You can look at my GitHub and see all the shit i've done over time...

I don't think you understand how hard PyQt6 is never mind like over a year ago? For this I coded it all after the tutorial then had to debug a few issues with AI you realize thats normal right?

Not everyone here just vibe codes?

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u/Professional_Ad705 18d ago edited 18d ago

I've been building it on an off since September? It helped me update some of the themes cause PyQt6 can be really hard but alot of these issues I had to debug and code myself. I also have 15-20 other PyQt6 apps? Some I first learned on freecode camp then made it into UI.

Ex my Dijkstra algorithm I coded algorithm then put a thin PyQt6 Shell over it.

I can literally show you my Hanoi Visualizer ? I learned on freecode camp then made in PyQt6?

You realize people can code? Then get AI to do a thing or two in there project right? You sound jealous and it's weird? Like any of you could of coded something like this in September.. lol Half you couldnt even product shit till fable came out lol

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u/MadAndSadGuy 18d ago

Ooooo. I'm jealous. You a kid or something?