Exploring Data Visualization with d3.js
Nov. 25, 2019, 5 a.m. (5 years ago)
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On this episode, we talk with Amelia Wattenberger, a frontend & UX developer at Parse.ly about data visualization aka dataviz.
We discuss the origins of dataviz, and how it can be used to tell a narrative with the immediacy and visceral connection that can be difficult to do with other mediums.
We discuss Amelia’s personal approach to dataviz, and discuss the d3.js library at length. d3.js is a broad library of modules that you can use as a dataviz construction kit, and we discuss how to get starting doing just that!
- d3.js Data-Driven Documents
- Mike Bostock, creator of D3.js
- Amelia Wattenberger
- Fullstack D3 & Data Visualization book
- Debate Games dataviz
- React Repo dataviz
- How to Learn d3.js dataviz
- Why I no longer use D3.js
- Thinking in React Hooks dataviz
- Death by Water Bill Gates infographic
- Bedbug Outbreaks, Metro NYC
- Aoex Charts
- Vega – A Visualization Grammar
- Webperf plugin
- webpack-bundle-analyzer
- How Family IncomePredicts Children’s College Chances
- Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World
- The Pudding
- Everything You Need to Know About Fish Pedicures
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