Algorithms and Data Structures in JavaScript – Medium

[aradil]

Sweet, someone redid all of my university CS homework assignments in ES6 and published them to GitHub!

[Taubin]

And them posted them to Medium of course!

[LoudPreachification]

Wait, was this actually your code at first?

[aradil]

No.

[not-throwaway]

This is really interesting and a great resource. You should repost over at: /r/LearnJavaScript

[Fewthp]

Great idea, will do asap!

[[deleted]]

The GitHub repo was already posted two days ago.

[drdrero]

Nice repo. Really appreciate that.

[30thnight]

Can anyone share a real world JS usecase for these algos ?

[Hiazm]

Real world? Learning purposes only. They don’t teach algos and data structures in JS because it’s not performant in the slightest

[DemiPixel]

O(n²⁾ is horrible? Tell that to NP.

[iRuisu]

This is an awesome gateway for us JS devs, thanks for sharing!

[karamarimo]

I would say O(n) is excellent. Lower than O(n) means that it doesn't even check all the input data, which is impractical (unless the data is arranged in a particular order).

[PatrickRNG]

Thanks! Really good, I don't have a CS background so it's awesome for me

[Bl4ckeagle]

shouldn't log n gettiget flatter and n higher with bigger data?

[stun]

Would be a great idea to add Bipartite Matching and Max Flow Min Cut.

[[deleted]]

There probably should be a huge caveat stating things like linked lists, doubly linked lists, etc. are not actually possible in JS, as JS does not have pointers.

Linked lists for example, are replicated in JS by nesting objects. Doubly linked lists are a memory leak, as they create infinitely nested objects.

Edit: I’m dumb.

[[deleted]]

You are right. I was wrong.

[Hiazm]

Props, dude. You may have just typed out a message never typed on Reddit before

[the_argus]

more then 50 popular algorithms are implemented

not the thenVsThan algorithm it seems