borntofrappe / learning-d3

d3.js is vast. Here's a repository filled with projects to master the library, its many modules and powerful features.
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Maintenance #18

Closed borntofrappe closed 1 year ago

borntofrappe commented 1 year ago
borntofrappe commented 1 year ago

Contributing

While the repository is personal and I don't plan to incorporate external projects contributions are more than welcomed to:

  1. ask for clarification, more details on a specific project
  2. propose a topic or an interesting visualization
borntofrappe commented 1 year ago

Labels

Currently the repository has a sparse list of labels. Remove all and add one label for each module in the D3 library. Add other on a need-to-have basis, as long as they are connected to D3 (for instance and for d3-sankey, an 'external' label)

borntofrappe commented 1 year ago

Organization

I've decided to restructure the tables of projects into a unified container, a <details> element. In this manner it is possible to collapse the increasingly lost list.

For each project the goal is to add:

For the the description it is necessary to review the demos manually. That being said, the individual README.md files should provide a solid basis.

borntofrappe commented 1 year ago

I decided to:

  1. describe the projects in a table; I find parsing the format easier than the details and summary counterpart
  2. add a link to the multi-part folders, referring to the last demo in each directory
  3. create a version of the project using csv files without referring to local assets; again this is to add a reference, a link to the demo (one which doesn't rely on a local server)