[ahmetsait]

I think graph theory is undoubtedly one of the most important subjects for anyone working in the field of computer software. Speaking of which, back in university I made a website [1] that allows you to interactively draw graphs and animate a few algorithms on them, as my design project. Doesn't have a lot going for it feature-wise (no directed edges, no weights, just a few algorithms) but it was a fun project to work on. [2]

[1] https://ahmetsait.com/interactive-graph-theory/

[2] https://github.com/ahmetsait/interactive-graph-theory

[algas]

That was quite fun and a very satisfying experience on mobile! It would definitely be a good base to expand on for further demos.

[ahmetsait]

Thanks! I'm really happy to hear that since we tried to make drawing as user friendly as possible and spent some extra time on touch screen support. I had this vision in my mind where the discrete math lecturer would show a QR code (links to my website) on the screen and students would be able to fiddle with graphs and see all those things they learn interactively right there on their phone which.. could make the class more distracting or more engaging depending on how you look, but I liked the idea.