I did it guys. I finally used binary tree traversal in a web page. With fucking JavaScript. - devRant

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theabbie

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Jokes on you, I can find 10 JS libraries to do that.
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kamen

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If it's not a secret, what's the context?
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kamen

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@frogstair Good libraries have tried to be less bound by dependencies lately. Some are even completely dependency-free.
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eo2875

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@kamen tbh I'm not sure if that's always a good thing. Let's say that library A depends on B, and C also depends on B. If A tries to "get rid of its B dependency" it'll just re-implement it and we'll end up with duplicate code
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YADU

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@eo2875

You mean the library will, I won't though.

I'll be totally fine except not have to worry about dependencies there anymore
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kamen

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@eo2875 I was talking about genuine situations when a library is self-sufficient - e.g. lodash. But yeah, what you described is also valid, and in that case it's kind of a "pick your poison" scenario.

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