Though I am an Angular JS type of person, I regularly follow other JavaScript frameworks to keep up with the rest of the world. React, along with the Flux design pattern, is a relatively popular alternative to the Angular ecosystem. However, React+Flux is extremely different from other frameworks– for starters, React isn’t actually a full JavaScript framework by itself, and Flux isn’t actually a thing: it’s a type of architecture. Tero Parviainen wrote an amazing introduction to the Redux+React ecosystem with an overview of how not only the two libraries themselves work, but conceptually how they fit together and why the Flux architecture and immutability makes sense in a web application.
Predicting Disney World Wait Times with Neural Networks
Machine learning is an extremely important topic in computer science. We’ve come to the point where there’s some problems that just cannot be solved with algorithms and code, and machine learning is the solution.
I haven’t had a ton of experience with machine learning beyond Andrew Ng’s amazing Machine Learning course and I recently set out to change that.