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by wattenberger
2302 days ago
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There are tons of different d3 modules (40+). As someone who uses d3 extensively, but rarely uses its selection and data binding functionality, I put together a birds-eye view of the different modules. There is tons of great functionality that is usually skipped over in favor of the DOM-manipulation methods, like managing colors, dates, data munging, etc. https://wattenberger.com/blog/d3 |
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I love how it gives an overview of all the d3 modules, then explains them in groups by related functionality. I just started exploring, and will study it over time.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, the articles are really well-done and high quality. I'm guessing the visualization of d3 modules is done in d3 itself. Beautiful in concept and presentation.