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by rivo
2077 days ago
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I've worked with D3 for many years. It's great for small, quick visualizations. But I've more than once reached its limits. For one, anything more complex (e.g. custom axis labels that don't overlap) requires you to roll your own implementation, making D3 not much more of a tool than, say, jQuery. Also, because it's SVG/DOM based, if you have a lot of data, it gets slow quickly. Nonetheless, for anything quick but (at least slightly) out of the ordinary, I'd pick D3 any time. |
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