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   by mbostock 15y ago

   By IE, I assume you mean IE8-; IE9 has an excellent SVG implementation, and IE10 continues to improve. Chrome Frame is an excellent option, especially now that it doesn't require administrator privileges to install. I wish I could recommend
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   by mbostock 15y ago

   If you'd like to see more examples, here's my slide deck from SVG Open: http://mbostock.github.com/d3/talk/20111018/ A while back, I also gave a talk on D3's force layouts: http://mbostock.github.com/d3/talk/20110921/ (slides) http://v
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   by mbostock 15y ago

   Nice, though I think static visualizations illustrate the examples more quickly and are easier to compare: http://corte.si/posts/code/visualisingsorting/index.html I also love Robert Sedgewick's technique of using angle to encode array va
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   by mbostock 15y ago

   True, but collecting the data into a single store makes it easier to analyze. If you want to construct visualizations (or perform analysis) with data from different back-ends, you can do that using Cube’s API. I do like your idea of establi