d3-geo
opal-d3
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d3-geo
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75 Blog Posts to Learn Data Visualization
This tutorial will show you how to convert publicly available shapefiles to TopoJSON to create interactive maps with d3/d3-geo. I will show you how to do this without the use of the command line so you can get into experimenting with d3 as fast as possible. If you are interested in working with shapefiles and TopoJSON in a more advanced fashion, I suggest you take a look at Mike Bostock’s recent multipart tutorials on command-line cartography.
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Open Source Adventures: Episode 28: Introduction to D3
geographical data handling system
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I built a full stack website where you guess the country based on its music!
For the globe spinning, I used d3 and topojson to render the world at whatever projection/rotation/etc I give it. Then, using requestAnimationFrame, every frame I slightly rotate the world. Then the "water" behind it is just a blue circle that has hidden overflow.
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[OC] The Hague Schematic Tram Map Compared to the Geographic Map
Using a d3-geo we make projection and a path generator to 'draw' the geographic lines
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My lockdown side project: An interactive vintage map builder
Thanks for the compliments! The territory data is coming from https://github.com/aourednik/historical-basemaps, I use this data to render an SVG map with D3.js. This is pretty powerful since you can control every part of the rendering mechanism. With D3-geo you can easily do the projections and graticule.
opal-d3
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Open Source Adventures: Episode 59: What Opal Ruby is not
It's possible to build a framework on top of Opal Ruby, like notably Hypestack, which uses uses Opal and React. There are also some wrappers like opal-jquery, and I even created opal-d3 once upon a time, but I don't actively maintain it anymore.
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Open Source Adventures: Episode 28: Introduction to D3
D3 is a JavaScript framework for data visualization. I've used it a bit a while back, even created Opal Ruby bindings, but that was many versions ago.
What are some alternatives?
react-simple-maps - Beautiful React SVG maps with d3-geo and topojson using a declarative api.
d3-dsv - A parser and formatter for delimiter-separated values, such as CSV and TSV.
topojson - An extension of GeoJSON that encodes topology! 🌐
opal-jquery - jQuery for Opal
amusicalplanet
d3-collection - Handy data structures for elements keyed by string.
historical-basemaps - Collection of georeferenced boundaries of world countries and cultural regions for use in mapping historical data on global or continental scale
d3-interpolate - Interpolate numbers, colors, strings, arrays, objects, whatever!
sea-labels - GeoJSON of multilingual sea labels positioned with curved lines
d3-random - Generate random numbers from various distributions.
d3-format - Format numbers for human consumption.
d3-selection - Transform the DOM by selecting elements and joining to data.