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12 short d3.js tutorial videos: dot append(youtube.com)
6 points by enjalot 14y ago|0 comments
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by enjalot 14y ago
I wanted it because i realized that a project i'm working on has changed a lot over the past several months. would be cool to have a visual history of the evolution. I take manual screenshots but thats too unreliable, and timelapse software
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by enjalot 14y ago
author here, just started this because i was surprised there wasn't something like it out there already. i wanted something more automatic and specific to my projects than timelapse. i'm currently struggling against the FileSystem API and g
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Plotting android sensor data with d3.js and three.js(enja.org)
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The dot append mixtape: more d3.js tutorial videos(enjalot.github.com)
8 points by enjalot 14y ago|2 comments
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by enjalot 14y ago
it's not polling, its reevaluating code when codemirror triggers an event for text changing (which uses the dom underneath). the problem is from calling setInterval every time the code is evaluated, leading to way too many function calls/se
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by enjalot 14y ago
Here is a version adapted for Tributary: http://tributary.io/inlet/4199801/ Press play in the bottom left to have it go, and scrub numbers/colors to your hearts content! Part of the reason it slows down in livecoding is because of the way
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by enjalot 14y ago
If you are a mathematics professor than your education got you a job worthwhile to the community. Many people get degrees which have not prepared them to contribute because they can't find a job that matches their qualifications. I went to
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by enjalot 14y ago
Interesting implementation! I'm using CodeMirror tokens and regexs to make numbers scrubbable and hex colors pickable: http://tributary.io/tributary/2958568/ I've been wanting to explore the route you took more, especially for doing even
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by enjalot 14y ago
This is a nice tutorial. I like the order and accessible way it introduces selections and data binding, which are some of the harder things to get into when starting with d3.
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by enjalot 14y ago
another client side option is canvg http://code.google.com/p/canvg/ which is more wrapping around a dataURL.
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US Territorial Expansion: 200 years mapped with d3/HTML5(michaelporath.com)
149 points by enjalot 14y ago|68 comments
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by enjalot 14y ago
linked images also work with the xlink namespace: <svg xmlns=" http://www.w3.org/2000/svg xmlns:xlink=" http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink class="tributary_svg"><rect width="200" height="200" x="100" y="100" fill="#1A9224"><
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by enjalot 14y ago
thanks, this means a lot because that's exactly what i was going for! i also figured out how to use screenflow better like 5 videos into the process, so hopefully the sound will be better balanced from now on.
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by enjalot 14y ago
thanks! it helps me keep on time and makes things a little more fun
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by enjalot 14y ago
i haven't played too much with raphael.js, but it seems convenient for vector drawing, and i hear its pretty quick to get started with. d3 really shines when it comes to data-driven graphics, and it's a much broader set of tools for data vi
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by enjalot 14y ago
it's my project called Tributary http://enjalot.com
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The dot enter mixtape: d3.js tutorial videos(enjalot.github.com)
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by enjalot 14y ago
My point was that copyright is not a matter of rights, it is a matter of business. If I am going to spend a year of my life developing something I intend to sell, I should make sure it's a good idea not only to make it, but also to try and
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by enjalot 14y ago
Is it a 'human right' to make money off of Game of Thrones or Batman Begins? Copyright is a monopoly granted by congress' interpretation of the constitution's directive to promote progress of science and the useful arts. I think it's time t
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by enjalot 14y ago
You miss probably the major disruption that 3D printing brings to manufacturing, it turns it into a software problem. We've seen what happens when something is reduced to bits that can be manipulated by software, and now we are going to wa
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by enjalot 14y ago
Why do you wish that people would change their consuming behavior and not their producing behavior? I think it makes more sense to improve the tools/standards for infographic creation (as you mentioned, there is value there) than it does to
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by enjalot 14y ago
my blog is straining under load >_< direct link to video: https://vimeo.com/41668900 direct link to project: http://enjalot.com source code: https://github.com/enjalot/tributary
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Show HN: Tributary, live visual coding you can share(enja.org)
23 points by enjalot 14y ago|3 comments
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What 3D software do you use for 3D printing?(plus.google.com)
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Show HN: I painted maps on my shoes(plus.google.com)
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by enjalot 15y ago
I'd rather be part of making things than attacking things. That's why I go BSD or MIT with my code.
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by enjalot 15y ago
It makes me wonder how Snoop must feel, having performed that same song many times with Pac before...
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by enjalot 15y ago
I like how your handle reminds me of "forest for the trees" as it's pretty appropriate ;) Really though, disappointed? These are prototypes for the next generation of interaction, most people aren't even close to doing just one of the 5 gro
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by enjalot 15y ago
Unfortunately I don't think so, but some people are working on the different pieces: http://gabrielflor.it/water I'm working on making it easier to share discoveries by powering the water project with a gist backend: http://enjalot.com/t

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