We frequently get questions from potential customers why they should choose our library instead of D3 and where are the differences. After all, D3 can display a

We frequently get questions from potential customers why they should choose our library instead of D3 and where are the differences. After all, D3 can display and layout graphs just as well. Yes, D3 can do pretty much everything, but more by virtue of JavaScript being able to do pretty much everything and having to do everything yourself. By itself it's not that much more than a convenient way of defining patterns how to turn data into DOM objects. Adding interactivity is then a matter of adding event handlers to those, but certain common use cases, say, moving the viewport, moving nodes, and drawing edges, can be tricky to get right for every edge (pun not intended) case and it can be easier to just use something ready-made.