Links tagged with “d3”
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D3.js Charts: Towards Updatable Code | Toptal
A useful variant on the D3.js modular pattern, allowing you to pass updated data (or other things) into an already-rendered chart.
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Datamake:article | d3 and canvas
A clear step-by-step example of using the Canvas with D3.js to draw thousands of objects.
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Vega-Lite
An abstraction of an abstraction of d3.js - make D3 charts using only a JSON file. (via FlowingData)
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Ghostweather R&D Blog: Teaching a Semester of D3.js
On teaching D3.js to journalism students with no JavaScript experience. I can barely imagine.
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Getting Started | d3.compose
A way to generate d3-powered charts more easily, or another confusing abstraction layer? I don’t know because I haven’t actually tried it. (via @eliothill)
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Epoch by Fastly
Looks like a simple-to-use charting library, based on d3.js, with real-time charts.
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4618602 (d3.js Multiline chart with brushing and mouseover)
Because I’ll want to see this again sometime and will forget where it is. Now it’s here.
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Antimeridian Cutting
From that previous d3 examples talk, simply because moving your mouse over this map is extremely satisfying. Wheeeee…
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For Example
A transcript of a talk Mike Bostock gave at Eyeo about good examples, using lots of good, live, examples of d3 diagrams, maps, etc. Really good. Also, made my iPad 1 completely restart… (via The Functional Art)
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LPChart: JavaScript charts for Little Printer publications | Robots and Clouds
A thing I wrote for work about a thing I made at work to help make more things.
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D3 | TULP interactive
A few more d3 tutorials here.
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D3 Tutorials — Scott Murray — alignedleft
Closing some handy tabs and saving things for the future. Some of these tutorials were very useful.
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NVD3.js :: re-usable charts for d3.js
“An attempt to build re-usable charts and chart components for d3.js without taking away the power that d3.js gives you.” So many of these things to choose from. (via @nickludlam)
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xCharts » Documentation
“A D3-based library for building custom charts and graphs.” (via @danjwilson)
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Rickshaw: A JavaScript toolkit for creating interactive time-series graphs
A nice wrapper on top of D3. Looks very handy. (via @nickludlam)