
ALT A screenshot of the project. Title: Celebrating 10 Years of D3.js Text: "D3.js version 1.0.0 was released on February 17, 2011, and continued to grow with support from the community. Now D3.js spans 30 different repositories on Github through an accumulation of 6889 commits from over 170 developers. Let's take a look at how D3.js has grown through the decade!" Includes a radial time chart of git commits as well as a bar plot showing commits by month.

ALT screen shot of starting screen of project titled d3.js with 1,000 colors. It reads: d3.js is 10 years old! But what is d3.js? In one sentence, it's a javascript library to create interactive visualizations. In reality, it's much more. It has become a major tool to design customized dataviz. I have selected the 1,000 most frequent colors used out of 40,000 visualizations built with d3.js. Colors will be represented in 10 different ways with d3.js. Here in the background, each color is a dot randomly dispatched on screen. Start scrolling!
















