Data Wrangling with JavaScript

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Summary

Data Wrangling with JavaScript is a hands-on guide that will show you how to design a data processing pipeline that is based on JavaScript, how to handle common and exotic data, and how to learn practical troubleshooting tactics. The guide is available in PDF format.

This purchase only contains an unrestricted eBook in PDF format, and it does not include any other materials.

Concerning the Electronic Equipment

Why not use JavaScript to manage and analyze your data instead? You are able to collect, store, process, clean, visualize, and present web application data thanks to modern libraries and data handling techniques. This allows you to take advantage of the efficacy of a single-language pipeline and create data-centric web applications that are written entirely in JavaScript from beginning to end.

About this electronic book

JavaScript is put front and center in the data analysis process in the Data Wrangling with JavaScript eBook. You will learn how to design a JavaScript-based data processing pipeline, manage exotic and common data, and grasp practical ways for debugging problems with the help of this complete hands-on course. In addition to this, you will deploy your applications to production and construct interactive visualizations. Each insightful chapter adds a new piece of functionality to the data wrangling toolkit that you may use again and again.

What exactly is contained within the book?

• Handling strange data sets
• Establishing a data pipeline
• Putting things away; getting them; and digging them out again
• The process of cleaning and preparing raw data
• D3 is used to create interactive visuals.
• In the Words of the Author

Ashley Davis is an entrepreneur, software developer, author, and the creator of Data-Forge and Data-Forge Notebook, which are pieces of software for the transformation, analysis, and visualization of data written in JavaScript. Davis is also the founder of the company Data-Forge.

• Listing of Contents (Table of)
• Establishing your data pipeline as a starting point
• Beginning Your Adventures with Node.js
• Acquiring, storing, and later retrieving information
• Working with unexpected data
• Coding through experimentation
• Organize and get ready
• Managing massive amounts of data files
• Dealing with an overwhelming amount of data
• Analysis of the data in practice
• Visualization done in a web browser
• Server-side visualization
• Live data
• Innovative graphic representation using D3
• Getting into production of something