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I'm glad to see that airbnb.io/visx/, #d3js viz primitives for #react, is still well maintained since 2017 by @AirbnbEng
.@nodes_io is very nice. Reminds me of PureData when I started coding 25 years ago. Here's a #d3js example nodes.io/playground/data-vis…
Random forest explained in an interactive scrolly by Jenny Yeon and @jdwlbr
mlu-explain.github.io/random…
Billboard.js #d3js charts naver.github.io/billboard.js…
#midjourney is a really addictive ML image generator. While I watch my generative arts idols dreaming new images in real time, I use it to create 3d pie charts for my next ppt.
D3 newsletter: D3.parade, Observable Plot, VisMTL, DSxD - mailchi.mp/01f879bf8ee8/what…
Pollen, created by @yuliakrolik & @o1sound, gives members a visual of the #d3js slack landscape & enables easier channel exploration.
Downloading Pollen is actually what made us realize the slack could use a reorg! 🙌
#d3Parade #DataViz
pollen.pixelsandplans.com/vi…
This project by @markhorgan visualizes each #d3js repository. Each commit is a circle sized by the number of file additions and deletions. Play around to see all the pretty spirals!
#d3Parade #DataViz
dataviz.markhorgan.com/d3-pa…
This interactive #DataViz by Daniel Chang @mwdchang allows you to stroll down memory land and rediscover your favorite bl.ocks. Use the brush to select a time range, and then either shuffle images, or create a mosaic!
Check it out: mwdchang.github.io/blocks-pa…
#d3Parade #d3js

ALT Screenshot of the project. Text: "Let's celebrating 10 years of D3.js by taking a stroll down memory lane and rediscover your favourite bl.ocks in creative new ways!. Start by using the range slider below to select a time range." There is a histograph representing the number of bl.ocks created from 2009 through 2020. Below the historam are sample bl.ocks and a mosaic created from many bl.ocks.
The ending animation of this #d3js show reel—created by @ashish_k_singh—displays 2021 dots, each of which represents one of the most loved blocks since 2010. Connections = common authors. Dot color = most used color. 🎉🥳
#d3Parade #DataViz
iashishsingh.com/projects/d3…
And in this streamgraph by @currankelleher, each layer is an author who contributed 3 or more commits to a D3 repository. The thickness of each layer is the number of commits per week with smoothing applied.
vizhub.com/curran/903de06a69…
#d3Parade #DataViz
Check out this #d3js git history streamgraph by @currankelleher! The thickness of each layer is the number of commits per week, with layer order determined by the time of the first commit.
vizhub.com/curran/01568b13c2…
#d3Parade #DataViz
Ever since Urmila Jagadeesh (@vizcrazy93) started learning #d3js, she's been bookmarking resources used for all her project. This #DataViz is a timeline and radial tidy tree of each project & the respective resources used.
Check it out! urmilaj.github.io/d3parade/
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