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Data-Driven Documents is a javascript library is used when you wanted to visualize your data. I also provide interactive visualization capability. It is easy for a person who knows javascript and wants to visualize the data. There are many different inbuilt templates that you can use. Those resources are found on d3.js GitHub. This is used in case of large data. It is easily understood with minimum javascript knowledge. All that you have to do is just import the d3.js library statement in the code which is you are using. It automatically takes the library when you have are connected to the internet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Without using templates building it from the scratch is really time-consuming sometimes. Finding the right template which suits your data is also time-consuming. One more thing is it only supports Mozilla Firefox browser only sometimes. Some animations or canvas are not visible in google chrome. Top achieve some functionalities you also have to use jQuery d3.js doesn' standalone support some features that you want to implement. You have to be very careful when debugging you can use console log help while debugging any functionalities. d3.js can process any amount of data but you have to be careful while assigning it to the canvas. Scales in the UI are like normal quadrant system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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- Wide variety of visualization collections.
- It is very easy to customize using D3.js. Animations, Interactivity, and data-driven plots make it a great framework to use.
- JSON and CSV, all formats are integrable and converted to have data flexibility in D3.js.
- Mostly heat maps, transitions, and effects are achieved using D3.js.
- Easy to customize existing visualization collections and add extended functionality.
- It takes some learning curve, but after that, it's easy to reuse across multiple similar problems with little changes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
- Documentation can be improved a little more.
- Requires web development experience.
- Hard to code, not a kids play toy.
- More innovative visualization charts can be added.
- Also, the development community to answer questions and more educational videos to make our learning path easier.
- Has a steep initial learning curve.
- It is slow when dealing with really large datasets.
- Not great for making maps. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The user experience on the website is good. The examples are detailed and easy to understand. The default transitions are also good. The level of control and customization is pretty decent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The support for ReactJS is missing. Also, the options to customize the colour palette are not the best. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It seems to base on canvas and a lot of examples to learn Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Not sure which reason I dislike it, I can say that one thing is I need to write too much code. I hope it will more simple. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The variety of graphs are wide and very easy to integrate and gives very responsive web and mobile graphs, keep going guys !! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Nothing like that everything is great as of now Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Simple and easy for data driven development Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Need some extra knowledge related to understand d3js code not like high-charts import and use only few tricks knowing is fine. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
From the Commandline or IDE (atom, vim, emacs, intelliJ, eclipse, vscode...) you can use your code to write beautiful visualizations of your data in the browser(DOM). You could style, transform and add dynamics to them. Over Scalable Vector Graphics, svg the visualizations can be represented as text/grafix, diagrams or charts. It's JS so formats are yours (eg JSON ) also data is yours so choose your database/lake. The api has the math, physics, logics, time, geographcis, stars, clouds ...at your fingertips.
Use it:
Just for fun
Pimp Website
Pimp Presentation, yes also Business Presentations
Visualize math and the like
animate and visualize all the above including text
do all the above freestyler and rock the web
What struck me first was this demo
https://scriptonofficial.github.io/3d-shader-image-transition/
Hint:
3D experience like Blender, Photosphop, Package Design might be helpful
Scala, Python, Java and pure zshell or node might fuel your imagination Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Your hunger for much more RAM/Processors will grow in 3 Dimensions from now on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
D3 is a collection of breath-taking charts you can apply to your data to not only to visualize but to also captivate. It is a living piece of art. The live demos are unbelievable, they show that there are not limits to what you can do with the library and javascript as long as you're creative. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
D3 charts are more difficult to implement in a project as compared to other javascript chart libraries but once you learn how to, the results are impressive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
