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==Understanding interactive-graphs== | ==Understanding interactive-graphs== | ||
To better understand interactive-graphs, consider the following: | |||
* What files are loaded into the browser when the application is started? | |||
* What routes are defined? Is this more or less than you'd expect? | |||
* Where is the text analyzed, on the server or in the browser? | |||
==Extending interactive-graphs== | ==Extending interactive-graphs== | ||
Revision as of 18:48, 20 March 2016
This tutorial is still in development.
In this tutorial you will be playing with interactive-graphs, a single-page web application that graphs word frequencies.
Understanding interactive-graphs
To better understand interactive-graphs, consider the following:
- What files are loaded into the browser when the application is started?
- What routes are defined? Is this more or less than you'd expect?
- Where is the text analyzed, on the server or in the browser?
Extending interactive-graphs
- Add a radio selector to choose the sort order, either alphabetical or by frequency.
- Make the word sorting be case-insensitive, so "Three" comes after "apple".
- Add a second textbox to be analyzed. Call one "A" and the other "B". The graph should then have two datasets, one for "A" and one for "B". Change the sort radio selector to have three options: alphabetical, A's frequency, and B's frequency.
Completing the Tutorial
To successfully complete this tutorial,