Do you know D3 data-binding and the enter-update-exit pattern like the back of your hand? Can you whip up bar charts and radial trees in your sleep? Do you want to go beyond building the visualizations you see in the D3 gallery, but you don’t quite know how? In this workshop, we’ll cover basic visualization principles needed for designing custom data visualizations and delve into the web technologies, and D3 modules are necessary to make your advanced data visualizations designs a reality.

Take your Elm abilities to the next level! Learn the best techniques for authentication, scaling, styling, module structure, Single Page Apps, performance optimization, and much more. This course uses the latest 0.19 version of Elm. Elm is a domain-specific programming language for declaratively creating web browser-based graphical user interfaces. Elm is purely functional and is developed with an emphasis on usability, performance, and robustness.

Bored by the academic approach of most data structures and algorithms courses? This is for you! You'll learn to solve algorithms and analyze space and time complexity in both an interview setting and in your day-to-day development. Following along with the course, you'll practice algorithms with common interview questions using a handful of algorithm techniques. Take a practical look at recursion and learn to optimize your solutions using divide-and-conquer. Implement merge sort and quicksort and understand the tradeoffs of both approaches. Plus, get started with dynamic programming and memorization!