[openspending-dev] Using D3.js with the OpenSpending API

Sat Aug 31 18:12:43 UTC 2013

Jose, Anders,

I started doing exactly this with my openspending/d3 projects - they
actually are very close to standard openspending apps...

https://github.com/mihi-tr/openspending-sankey

and 

https://github.com/mihi-tr/openspending-sunburst

I do believe this route will be easier than the detour via R (don't
actually know why people like to do that detour...)

Michael

On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 11:10:43PM +0200, José Félix Ontañón wrote:
> Hi all!
> 
> The post has been published as a tutorial, awsome!
> I still thinking that integrating d3.js visualizations (as sankey, circular
> networks or network maps) as OS built-in visualizations would be the best
> for the medium user.
> 
> However, as some of you have pointed out before in this mailing list, IE
> continues with issues rendering d3.js graphs. In order to give support for
> all browser on with built-in OS's features perhaps is better to set
> ready-to-clone-and-deploy pack of presentation pages, embeding d3.js
> visualizations, in which the user only has to modify some parameters in
> order to see visualized their own OS datasets.
> 
> My 2 cents.
> 
> 
> 2013/8/30 Anders Pedersen <anders.pedersen at okfn.org>
> 
> > Hi all,
> >
> > This week Felix posted a detailed guide on how to use D3 with the
> > OpenSpending API, which was posted both over PBS Ideas blog and on the
> > OpenSpending blog:
> > http://blog.openspending.org/2013/08/28/d3-sankey/
> >
> > Great work Felix! We will add the blog post to a tutorial section under
> > our new help section <http://blog.openspending.org/help/>.
> >
> > Following the discussion the past few weeks here on the list, I would be
> > interested to hear your thoughts. For instance: what can we do to make it
> > even easier to create such visualisations for OS users?
> >
> > Anders
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