AlbertFranco

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d3js workshop - bar chart

This bar chart visualizes the English Premier League standings as of February 2015, showing each team’s total points. Using d3.csv to load the league table, it maps team names to horizontal bars whose widths are scaled linearly to the PTS column. The SVG rendering places team point totals at the end of each bar, with a fixed bar height and padding for clarity. The code relies on d3.scale.linear for the x-axis scale and d3 selection/enter/append patterns to construct the chart, though it does not include axes, labels, or interactivity beyond the static bars.

Oct 19, 2017

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d3js workshop - circles 2

This example demonstrates three circles that animate and respond to user interaction. The circles initially appear at set positions, then transition to a new radius and vertical offset before returning to their original state on mouseover. A click event is also set up to shrink a circle out of existence. The visualization uses D3.js v3, selecting SVG elements and binding data to create the circles, with transitions controlling the animated changes and event listeners handling mouseover and click actions.

Oct 19, 2017

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d3js workshop - circles

Three circles are rendered in an SVG, with a red fill and a staggered transition that delays each circle’s color change and radius increase by one second per circle. The example demonstrates D3’s data join, binding an array of numbers to circle positions, and uses `transition().delay()` and `transition().duration()` to animate style and attribute changes over two seconds. The code explicitly appends an SVG element, selects circles via `d3.select`, and applies transitions to fill, radius, and vertical position, showing basic animation and data-driven updates with D3 v3.

Oct 19, 2017

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d3js workshop - data binding

This example demonstrates how D3 selections target and manipulate specific DOM elements, showing the difference between selecting all matching elements versus a filtered subset. It highlights how chained selection methods like `selectAll` and `select` work, along with class and ID selectors, to update text content or append new nodes. The code uses the D3 v3 library, loading it from a CDN, and applies methods such as `select`, `selectAll`, `text`, and `append` to bind data-driven changes to a simple HTML structure containing two divs. No external data source is used; the example relies on static HTML content within the page.

Oct 19, 2017

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d3js workshop - data binding

This example demonstrates D3.js data binding by mapping an array of five names to newly created `<div>` elements. It shows how data can drive the DOM, with each element displaying its corresponding value and a sequential number. The code uses `d3.selectAll('div')` to create an empty selection, `.data([...])` to bind the array, and `.enter().append('div')` to generate elements for each data point. Finally, `.text(function(d, i))` populates each div with the index and name, illustrating D3’s enter selection and data-driven updates.

Oct 19, 2017

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HTML_basics

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page with styled paragraphs, showing how CSS selectors target specific elements. It uses plain HTML tags and an embedded `<style>` block, with an `id` selector for the first paragraph and a type selector for all paragraphs. The page includes two short text passages, one describing a D3 workshop, and relies on basic document structure with `<header>` and `<body>` elements. No external libraries are used; it is a static HTML/CSS demonstration of fundamental styling and markup.

Oct 19, 2017