D3.js Workshop III: Intro to Binding Data to the DOM

D3.js Workshop III: Intro to Binding Data to the DOM

Posted by Vivian Zhang

Updated: Nov 5, 2013

Many thanks go to Adam Pearce for giving such a great workshop!

NYC Data Science Academy is offering a relative courses:

RSVP Data Visualization with D3.js, Beginner Level

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Video:

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Meetup Announcement:

Speaker:

Adam Pearce is a Data Interaction Developer for Quovo. He posts data visualizations on his blog and frequently answers questions about D3 on stackoverflow.

Outline:

This will be a hands on, interactive exploration of the way D3 binds data to the DOM. We'll start with the text of Pericles' Funeral Oration, first displaying it with D3, then altering its appearance and finally creating graphical representations.

Preparation:

D3 is built on top of CSS, HTML, and Javascript. If you're not familiar with them, check out google's video tutorials. Before coming, make sure to download these files and to have Chrome + text editior.

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Other Useful Info Links:

Reference: 

The creator of D3 has a several excellent tutorials that cover similar ground:


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Vivian Zhang

Vivian is the CTO and School Director of NYC Data Science Academy and CTO of SupStat. With her extensive experience working in the data science field, she developed expertise in multiple programming languages, including R, Python, Hadoop, and Spark. In August 2016, Forbes ranked her amongst one of the nine women leading the pack in data analytics. In 2013, she created the NYC Open Data Meetup group, which stands as one of the largest data science communities offering meetups, conferences, and a weekly newsletter. In her spare time, Vivian enjoys meeting people and sharing her motivational stories with our students and other professionals

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