Graph Theory and Javascript, Five Links to Check Out

This week, I plan on continuing my educational list of links. There is a push towards graph theory in this list, as I really do love it.

Graph Theory and Recommendation Engines

Why do I like this? I'm a huge fan of graph theory, and when I have the chance to see something that can let me use it in my day-to-day javascript world, I certainly do not balk at the opportunity. Add to this the fact that this article contains a number of ES6 concepts as well, and you have what amounts to a killer informative document.

Topological Sort

Why do I like this? To go with the previous article, this article is one in a series of articles on different algorithms that you should really check out. This article also deals with graph theory and explores two interesting algorithms for topological sorting.

Hitchhiker's Guide to Javascript Tooling

Why do I like this? Having a plethora of tools available to assist you in building modern javascript applications is paramount to your success. While not every tool is useful for every job, it's important to know what tools to use and when to use them. This article covers a number of tools that can be used in various parts of you application build.

Understanding Javascript Closures

Why do I like this? Closures are important for building maintainable javascript applications. This article goes over how to write them, why you need to, and other aspects of closures in javascript.

Agile Best Practices

Why do I like this? I like Agile. We use it at my company, and it really does help build better software. You really do need to make sure that everyone on your team is on the same page and has the same end-goal in mind, however, or it won't be effective for you.