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All I can say is finally. Death to d3.
by smrtinsert 9y ago
All I can say is finally. Death to d3.
- purple-dragon 9y agoI see d3 imported alongside stardust in this example: https://stardustjs.github.io/examples/daily-activities/ https://stardustjs.github.io/examples/daily-activities/ Edit: from their paper: "We see Stardust as a complement to D3 instead of a replacement. Stardust is good at rendering a large number of marks and animate them with parameters, while D3 has better support for fine-grained control and styling on a small number of items. For example, to create a scatterplot with a large number of items, we can use D3 to render its axes and handle interactions such as range selections, and use Stardust to render and animate the points"
- Aaron1011 9y agoWhat's wrong with d3?
- FullMtlAlcoholc 9y agoIt's not the easiest tool to learn
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- brian_herman 9y agoDoesn't that make it more fun/rewarding?
- devdoomari 9y agonope - d3 code is extremely imperative... so after a couple of lines, they're somewhat unmaintainable to me... but couldn't find anything that covers most of d3's features...
- myrryr 9y agod3 is extremely functional. You can write it imperative, but it becomes unmaintainable pretty quickly.
- confounded 9y agoIt's very deliberately a lower level framework, for maximum flexibility. If you just want a bar chart in a line or five of code, there are many libraries which build on top of it. Long live d3.js!