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Low level? D3 has some of the most jargony docs I've ever read for a JavaScript library. Not to mention the steep learning curve to make anything of value using

• jordache 9y ago
  What meaning of low level are you objecting to? You have to work with the DOM + JS at fairly low abstraction level in order to get an output out of D3. It is be definition reusable. It is extremely powerful though!
• zebraflask 9y ago
  That's interesting, I've run across the "make the chart responsive" request before. My impression, after beating responsiveness into the code with a sledgehammer, is that it's really not meant for that. You can, but why? And, on most screens - even smartphones - they don't need to be responsive at ordinary dimensions. Usually, the request seems to indicate a fundamental lack of understanding of how D3 is meant to be used, or design/page layout flaws that get dumped on the chart code.