Original graphics libraries powering web dataviz
summary
Shows how web data-visualization can combine separate algorithm engines (often using d3.js for layout) with a variety of rendering technologies beyond SVG, including Canvas, WebGL and libraries like Pixi.js and three.js. Presents examples of original visualizations that mix these different rendering options to demonstrate the richness of the web graphics ecosystem.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Web data visualization
- 3:34Flash legacy and graphics
- 7:04CSS and SVG metaballs
- 12:24WebGL dataviz challenges
- 17:03Three.js for 3D accessibility
- 22:05AR.js and 3D pie charts
- 25:53Picto-graphs intuitive viz
- 27:16PixiJS smooth animations
- 34:49PixiJS demos
- 36:58Conclusion
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