Which algorithms are you using from your computer science days when building software for the web? How often do you utilize them in the front end?
I re-read this excellent article by Molly Struve, and these are the questions that came to mind. 🤯
Which algorithms are you using from your computer science days when building software for the web? How often do you utilize them in the front end?
I re-read this excellent article by Molly Struve, and these are the questions that came to mind. 🤯
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I wouldn't say we often use them in the frontend, but lately we have been doing a lot of efficient tree searching algorithms for finding certain data and mapping it.