A flexible D3 Bar Chart (v4) with variant amounts of data and svg radial buttons

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A flexible D3 Bar Chart (v4) with variant amounts of data and svg radial buttons

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Last edited Apr 25, 2017

Created on Apr 22, 2017

This D3 v4 bar chart compares city populations across five countries, with clickable SVG radial buttons to switch datasets. The chart reads cityData.json, and hyperparameters control fonts, colors, margins, and the number of bars displayed. Bars animate on selection, with tooltips and hover color changes, and the SVG canvas resizes dynamically to fit its container.

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