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7 Products you can Build with JavaScript AI Libraries
JavaScript has become a very important programming language since it was first developed in 1995. The programming language has become even more valuable in a world governed by artificial intelligence. A number of JavaScript programmers are developing AI applications for a variety of purposes. Va Barbosa, Ton A Ngo and …
Scrolly video JavaScript library
ScrollyVideo.js is a JavaScript library that makes it easier to incorporate videos in…Tags: JavaScript, scrollytelling, video
Data Structures in Javascript: Their Use, Types, and Benefits
In order to build and implement the most effective coding methods, programming necessitates managing massive amounts of data. Adequate memory and a fast runtime are necessary for organized results. Thanks […] The post Data Structures in Javascript: Their Use, Types, and Benefits appeared first on Datafloq.
How to Use Python to Loop Through HTML Tables and Scrape Tabular Data
Iterating through HTML tables can be tricky, so we've created this simple guide to help you understand how to use Python to extract tabular data from public HTML tables. The post How to Use Python to Loop Through HTML Tables and Scrape Tabular Data appeared first on Data Science Central.
Real-Time Apps: Why Node.js is the Ideal Choice
In a world where technology is evolving at a tremendous pace, it comes as no surprise that there’s an increase in demand for apps that interact with users in real time. And, it is no secret that the development of real-time apps is an extremely popular concept in the global …
Agent-based modeling in JavaScript
Atomic Agents is a JavaScript library by Graham McNeill that can help simulate…Tags: agent, Graham McNeill, JavaScript, modeling
Exploratory Data Analysis in JavaScript
Exploratory Data Analysis in JavaScript
JavaScript dataframe(data science in the browser)
Exploratory Data Analysis, data manipulation and statistical analysis
Building an Interactive Flow Map in JavaScript
A step-by-step tutorial showing how to create an interactive JS Flow Map. Illustrated by visualizing data on migration to the US.
Observable Plot, a JavaScript library for more straightforward visualization of tabular data
If you’re into the notebook workflow, Observable Plot is a JavaScript library built…Tags: JavaScript, Observable
Guide for React with D3.js
Amelia Wattenberger wrote a guide on how you can use the JavaScript library…Tags: Amelia Wattenberger, D3, JavaScript, React
Small JavaScript library for density plots
Twitter released a small JavaScript library to make density plots — for when…Tags: JavaScript, Twitter
How Data Collection Works on Websites (JavaScript tracking on front end + apache2 log on back end)
In this article, I want to quickly show you how websites collect data. It’s important to know this for two reasons: If you are a website visitor, it’s... The post How Data Collection Works on Websites (JavaScript tracking on front end + apache2 log on back end) appeared first on …
How to create a graph with Vega
How to create a timeline graph using Vega
Arquero, a JavaScript library to query and transform datasets
An often painful yet necessary step in visualization is to get your data…Tags: formatting, JavaScript
Two.js for two-dimensional drawing and animation in modern web browsers
“Two.js is deeply inspired by flat motion graphics. As a result, two.js aims…Tags: animation, JavaScript
NanoNeuron - 7 simple JS functions that explain how machines learn
7 simple JavaScript functions that will give you a feeling of how machines can actually "learn".
Layer Cake, a graphics framework for more flexible web graphics
Michael Keller released a new version of Layer Cake: Layer Cake is a…Tags: JavaScript, Layer Cake, Michael Keller, Svelte