By now, we all know what a map is and how to add keys and values, at least in theory. However, how do you determine when to use a map and when to use a WeakMap?
- Preface
- Building Stacks for Application State Management
- Creating Queues for In-Order Executions
- Using Sets and Maps for Faster Applications
- Using Trees for Faster Lookup and Modifications
- Simplify Complex Applications Using Graphs
- Exploring Types of Algorithms
- Creating a Node.js application
- Use cases
- Using recursion to serialize data
- Using Dijkstra to determine the shortest path
- Using BFS to determine relationships
- Using dynamic programming to build a financial planner
- Using a greedy algorithm to build a travel itinerary
- Using branch and bound algorithm to create a custom shopping list
- When not to use brute-force algorithm
- Summary
- Sorting and Its Applications
- Big O Notation, Space, and Time Complexity
- Micro-Optimizations and Memory Management
- Best practices
- Best practices for HTML
- Declaring the correct DOCTYPE
- Adding the correct meta-information to the page
- Dropping unnecessary attributes
- Making your app mobile ready
- Loading style sheets in the <head>
- Avoiding inline styles
- Using semantic markup
- Using Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) attributes
- Loading scripts at the end
- CSS best practices
- Best practices for JavaScript
- Best practices for HTML
- HTML optimizations
- CSS optimizations
- JavaScript optimizations
- Summary
- What's next?
- Best practices
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