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D3.js: A Five-Minute Intro
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Jay Stakelon
July 18, 2013
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D3.js: A Five-Minute Intro
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Jay Stakelon
July 18, 2013
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Transcript
A Five-Minute Intro D3.js
BIND SOME DATA Select a set of elements and associate
them with a data set
Data can be as simple as an array of numbers...
DATA? Or more complex JSON objects
USE THE ENTER() SELECTION For each element in the data
set, we append a new circle to the initially-empty selection
MAKE THE DATA PRETTY Use .attr to set attributes arbitrarily,
or based on values from the data object bound to each element
MAKE THINGS FIT Scales map values from an input domain
to an output range
MAKE THINGS MOVE Use transition() to change attributes of an
element over time