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Does anyone know if that last part with the spinning globe was created in D3.js? I'm constantly gobsmacked with what can be done with that library.
by lujia 12y ago
Does anyone know if that last part with the spinning globe was created in D3.js? I'm constantly gobsmacked with what can be done with that library.
- glifchits 12y agoMike Bostock (the author of D3.js) is a NYT employee. His name is listed in the final credits for this piece, and a lot of other NYT content. I assume he is often called in to sprinkle some D3 magic onto a lot of their interactive articles.
- wcameron 12y agoSure was, check out: http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/e2a20d86124693ef0f93 http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/e2a20d86124693ef0f93
- jbuzbee 12y agoThat globe was a great way to visualize why the sun never sets in the summer above the arctic circle. It would be a great teaching resource especially with some way to adjust the dates.