Added Algojammer editor in the list

[ikhedr]

Algojammer is an experimental, proof-of-concept code editor for writing algorithms in Python. It was mainly written to assist with solving the kind of algorithm problems that feature in competitions like Google Code Jam, Topcoder and HackerRank.

Basic info

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Qualifications

There are a ton of great Python projects out there, but what makes an application "Awesome™"? Please check that all of the following criteria apply:

• [ ] Free software with an online source repository.
• [ ] Using Python for a considerable part of their functionality.
• [ ] Well-known, or at least prominently used in an identifiable niche.
• [ ] Maintained or otherwise demonstrably still functional on relevant platforms.
• [ ] An application, not a library or framework.

Note that installability via pip/PyPI and a developer-audience focus may warrant a higher standard for inclusion, in keeping with the spirit of the list: http://sedimental.org/awesome_python_applications.html

Additional notability info

[mahmoud]

This was a tough one, as Algojammer is a proof of concept that hasn't been updated in a little over a year. But the application's novelty and use of a C++ extension for recording the interpreter state won me over. Someone should really package this up, though, git clone + setup.py with a c++ compiler isn't a great installation experience. Thanks again! :)