Mike BostockinTowards Data ScienceJavaScript for Data AnalysisWith the web opening new frontiers in collaboration, the web’s native language of JavaScript is the best choice for thinking with data.May 25, 20217May 25, 20217
Mike BostockWhy you should use D3Yes, Paul, you don’t need a library to visualize data. But here are two reasons why you might want to use a library like D3 (or Vega).Dec 17, 20186Dec 17, 20186
Mike BostockA Better Way to CodeIntroducing d3.express: the integrated discovery environment.Apr 28, 201762Apr 28, 201762
Mike BostockCommand-Line Cartography, Part 4A tour of d3-geo’s new command-line interface.Jan 24, 20176Jan 24, 20176
Mike BostockCommand-Line Cartography, Part 3A tour of d3-geo’s new command-line interface.Dec 12, 20169Dec 12, 20169
Mike BostockCommand-Line Cartography, Part 2A tour of d3-geo’s new command-line interface.Dec 10, 201617Dec 10, 201617
Mike BostockCommand-Line Cartography, Part 1A tour of d3-geo’s new command-line interface.Dec 9, 201628Dec 9, 201628
Mike BostockWhat Makes Software Good?As someone who creates open-source software, I spend a lot of time thinking about how to make software better.Mar 10, 201634Mar 10, 201634
Mike BostockPrereleases and NpmI recently published the first prereleases of D3 4.0 alpha to npm. Npm’s treatment of prereleases were surprising, so here’s a quick guide…Jan 13, 20167Jan 13, 20167
Mike BostockIntroducing d3-scaleI’d like D3 to become the standard library of data visualization: not just a tool you use directly to visualize data by writing code, but…Dec 28, 20158Dec 28, 20158