First Steps D3 with React & TypeScript — Part II. Graphics and Interactions.

Eli Elad Elrom
Master React
Published in
25 min readJan 29, 2021

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In this article, my mission is to show you what are your options and break the process of creating charts into smaller chunk bites, so you can understand the process better when getting started with d3 and React. The process can be broken into three layers: data, view, and user interaction.

At any part of these layers, you can either use React, d3, or other libraries that integrate with React. Having options is great, however, it can also be confusing of what to use and when.

I put up two parts articles to help you get started with React & d3 and see what are your options when it comes to creating components, drawing animating, and interacting. This article is part II. If you did not do so, ready part I first.

Understanding your options is important as it helps make an educated decision as to what to use and when.

This article is broken down into three sub-sections:

— Graphics

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