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If you use a chart typology (a tool that implements a fixed set of chart types), you tend to hit a wall with configuration. So I prefer to either fork an existi
by mbostock 7y ago
If you use a chart typology (a tool that implements a fixed set of chart types), you tend to hit a wall with configuration. So I prefer to either fork an existing D3 example, where I can edit the code to my liking, or use a principled visualization grammar such as Vega-Lite.