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@Alice you're welcome. The book needs 60 pages to explain what it is about and what html, js and CSS is and how they work. Then he just fucking starts explaining how to use d3.js library to draw column-diagrams with div-elements. But then he finally continues creating SVG column-diagrams. ...
When it turns good on the last pages, I will notify you. But for now it's pretty lame. It's more a documentation for d3.js library. -
@Alice it's built ontop of jQuery. That says a lot.
In Japan, they have technical books written in comic/manga styles.
My Company paid a designer for a svg graphic. This is what we got:
Do not recommend. Pretty basic shit...
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