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Cool #JS algorithm problem that came up in my #WebAlmanac code:
You have an array of unordered DOM nodes. You want to put them in a JSON object that follows their relative containment relationships:
[{element: Node, inside: [{element, inside: […]}, …]}, …]
How do you do it?
You have an array of unordered DOM nodes. You want to put them in a JSON object that follows their relative containment relationships:
[{element: Node, inside: [{element, inside: […]}, …]}, …]
How do you do it?
Will post my solution tomorrow (unless someone else posts the same one)!
Clarifications: the array with the "inside" key is the descendants of the element on the object it's on, not the ancestors. I.e. obj.inside[0] is a descendant of obj.element.
The #WebAlmanac is almost ready to launch and I'm really REALLY excited. 75+ people from the web community volunteered their time to produce a report containing **20 chapters** about the state of the web. So grateful for all of the contributors and I can't wait to share our work! 
By the way, how great are these illustrations?! Many thanks to @DataToViz for drawing all 20 chapters. I absolutely love how these came out.
Can you guess which chapters they correspond to?
Can you guess which chapters they correspond to?
A few more teaser illustrations...
