Vizly is an interactive platform designed to make Computer Science concepts easier to understand. It brings algorithms, operating systems, and networks to life through clear and engaging animations. By transforming abstract ideas into visual experiences, Vizly helps learners and developers alike grasp the logic behind technology.
This project began with a simple motivation, many students and developers struggle to fully understand concepts like recursion, process scheduling, or network protocols. Textbooks and lectures often describe these ideas in abstract terms, which can feel distant and overwhelming. Vizly was created to bridge that gap — turning theory into something you can actually see and interact with.
Vizly covers a wide range of topics across Computer Science. Algorithms such as sorting, searching, and graph traversal are animated step by step. Operating system principles like CPU scheduling and memory management are made visible through process flows. Network fundamentals, from packet transmission to the TCP handshake, are illustrated to show how data truly moves across systems. More areas will continue to be added over time as the platform grows.
This platform is for anyone curious about how computers really work — whether you are a student learning the basics, a developer preparing for technical interviews, or simply someone who enjoys visual and interactive explanations.
My vision is simple, to make Computer Science more accessible and enjoyable, one visualization at a time.