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This is an excellent advice. And as you do more advanced graphing you learn more about SVG, which opens even more doors for even more advanced or customized gra
by runarberg 6y ago
This is an excellent advice. And as you do more advanced graphing you learn more about SVG, which opens even more doors for even more advanced or customized graphing.
With SVG as your canvas and a good framework for DOM manipulation (in my case it is mostly vue), and the shapes and scales available from D3, it really starts to feel like you have as much freedom as you would with a pen and paper.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoCould anyone recommend a good book on the subject(s)?
- paulgb 6y agoCheck out Amelia Wattenberger’s work. She’s done a lot of writing and has created a course and written a book. I can’t speak directly to the book but I think her work in general is a good representation of the modern way that D3 is used in conjunction with other front-end frameworks. https://wattenberger.com/ https://wattenberger.com/
- rhodysurf 6y agoSecond this, reading her work is how I was able to build some really cool things using those ideas. Once you get it, it really unlocks the potential to create some unique things
- victor106 6y agoHer d3.js book is awesome. Learnt a lot from it. Most of the the fullstack (renamed to newline) books are pretty good. No affiliation just a happy customer.