Doesn't look like it from the Github repo. The code has no imports of any view frameworks other than bootstrap and jquery. Looks like he wanted to get to business as soon as possible!
This is a very cool intro to graph theory. These interactive applications really make the concepts come to life. It would be some what challenging, but adding graph algorithms like shortest paths and minimal spanning trees could be a lot of fun. Good job!
This looks cool. Basic graph theory is one of the "superpowers" in our toolboxes as software engineers. It's useful for entity relationships, data flows, data structures, etc.
What would it take to get something like this to work on a phone? I found I was unable to add edges, though the graphs ran mostly fine (Firefox Android).
Just a day ago, this project had like 5 stars. I woke up today to see that my repository now has 100+ stars. What a surprise!! After some searches, I came to knew that this post was the main reason for the traffic.
Thanks to everyone for this much appreciation. A special thanks to you Sebastian for posting this here.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 40.3 ms ] threadWhat would it take to get something like this to work on a phone? I found I was unable to add edges, though the graphs ran mostly fine (Firefox Android).
Just a day ago, this project had like 5 stars. I woke up today to see that my repository now has 100+ stars. What a surprise!! After some searches, I came to knew that this post was the main reason for the traffic.
Thanks to everyone for this much appreciation. A special thanks to you Sebastian for posting this here.