Introduction to D3.js with React

Introduction to D3.js with React, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 52 lectures, based on 502 reviews, and has 2838 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the fundamental building blocks of D3 Know how SVGs work, and how to manipulate them with D3 Set up a working file architecture for using React and D3 together Pass events between React components and D3 Build updating charts that react to user input This course is ideal for individuals who are React developers who want to get started with D3 as quickly as possible or Anyone who wants to know enough D3 to be dangerous It is particularly useful for React developers who want to get started with D3 as quickly as possible or Anyone who wants to know enough D3 to be dangerous.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to D3.js with React

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the fundamental building blocks of D3

Know how SVGs work, and how to manipulate them with D3

Set up a working file architecture for using React and D3 together

Pass events between React components and D3

Build updating charts that react to user input

Who Should Attend

React developers who want to get started with D3 as quickly as possible

Anyone who wants to know enough D3 to be dangerous

Target Audiences

React developers who want to get started with D3 as quickly as possible

Anyone who wants to know enough D3 to be dangerous

Welcome to Introduction to D3.js with React!

This course will help you to get up and running with D3.js in a React environment as quickly as possible. The course will teach you to program in the latest version of D3 – version 6.x.

Course Outline

The course is structured in a code-along format, gradually adding on to what you can do with the D3 library over the course of 5 sections.

Section 1:

Telling you why you should learn D3

Going over the structure of the course

Explaining course resources

Section 2:

Getting your environment setup

Creating a wrapper for using React and D3 together

Introducing SVGs

Taking your first steps in D3

Section 3:

Building a static bar chart with D3

How to add scales and axes to a chart

Introducing the D3 axis generators

Adding in the D3 margin convention

Section 4:

Building an updating bar chart with D3

Introduction to the D3 Interval method

Using the D3 transition suite

Understanding the D3 General Update Pattern

Updating the chart according to user input through React

Section 5:

Building a complete web app with React and D3

Building a scatterplot with D3

Handling events between React and D3

Practicing using the two libraries together

Should I Take This Course?

D3 is an incredibly powerful library to use, with a strong community of developers which is growing every day. The library famously doesn’t play well together with React, as they both want total control over the DOM. Take this course if you want to learn the right way to get these two libraries together, and get up and running as quickly as possible.

This course is not an introductory course to web development. Students are expected to have had experience coding in JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and React before enrolling in this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: Why you should learn D3

Lecture 3: How this course is structured

Lecture 4: Course resources explained

Lecture 5: Course resources

Chapter 2: Getting started with D3

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up our environment

Lecture 3: React recap

Lecture 4: Integrating React and D3

Lecture 5: Creating our React wrapper

Lecture 6: Update: Writing ChartWrapper with Hooks

Lecture 7: Introducing SVGs

Lecture 8: Getting to grips with SVGs

Lecture 9: Adding SVGs with D3

Lecture 10: Selections and data joins

Lecture 11: Working with external data

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 3: Building a static bar chart

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up our project

Lecture 3: Writing our bars with scales

Lecture 4: Fixing our bar heights

Lecture 5: D3 axis generators

Lecture 6: The D3 margin convention

Lecture 7: Fixing our y-axis

Lecture 8: Adding labels to our chart

Lecture 9: Section summary

Chapter 4: Making our bar chart update

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Looping with intervals

Lecture 3: Adding updates to our visualization

Lecture 4: The D3 general update pattern

Lecture 5: Adding our other set of data

Lecture 6: Flicking between datasets

Lecture 7: Adding D3 transitions

Lecture 8: Adding our dropdown with React

Lecture 9: Tracking our dropdown in App.js

Lecture 10: Connecting React and D3

Lecture 11: Summary

Chapter 5: Creating a complete application

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting up our project

Lecture 3: Loading in our data

Lecture 4: Starting our scatterplot: adding scales

Lecture 5: Adding our circles

Lecture 6: Adding axes and labels

Lecture 7: Back to React – adding an input row

Lecture 8: Building rows for our table

Lecture 9: Removing fields from our table

Lecture 10: Adding fields to our table

Lecture 11: Connecting React and D3

Lecture 12: Adding highlight functionality

Lecture 13: Ideas for improving

Lecture 14: Section summary

Chapter 6: Wrapping up

Lecture 1: Concluding thoughts

Instructors

Adam Janes
Data Visualization Engineer

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2 stars: 15 votes

3 stars: 66 votes

4 stars: 168 votes

5 stars: 243 votes

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