Preface; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; Safari® Books Online; How to Contact Us; Acknowledgments;Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 Why Data Visualization?; 1.2 Why Write Code?; 1.3 Why Interactive?; 1.4 Why on the Web?; 1.5 What This Book Is; 1.6 Who You Are; 1.7 What This Book Is Not; 1.

8 Using Sample Code; 1.9 Thank You;Chapter 2: Introducing D3; 2.1 What It Does; 2.2 What It Doesn't Do; 2.3 Origins and Context; 2.4 Alternatives;Chapter 3: Technology Fundamentals; 3.1 The Web; 3.2 HTML; 3.

3 DOM; 3.4 Developer Tools; 3.5 Rendering and the Box Model; 3.6 CSS; 3.7 JavaScript; 3.8 SVG; 3.9 A Note on Compatibility;Chapter 4: Setup; 4.1 Downloading D3; 4.

2 Referencing D3; 4.3 Setting Up a Web Server;Chapter 5: Data; 5.1 Generating Page Elements; 5.2 Binding Data;Chapter 6: Drawing with Data; 6.1 Drawing divs; 6.2 The Power of data(); 6.3 Drawing SVGs; 6.4 Making a Bar Chart; 6.

5 Making a Scatterplot; 6.6 Next Steps;Chapter 7: Scales; 7.1 Apples and Pixels; 7.2 Domains and Ranges; 7.3 Normalization; 7.4 Creating a Scale; 7.5 Scaling the Scatterplot; 7.6 Refining the Plot; 7.

7 Other Methods; 7.8 Other Scales;Chapter 8: Axes; 8.1 Introducing Axes; 8.2 Setting Up an Axis; 8.3 Cleaning It Up; 8.4 Check for Ticks; 8.5 Y Not?; 8.6 Final Touches; 8.

7 Formatting Tick Labels;Chapter 9: Updates, Transitions, and Motion; 9.1 Modernizing the Bar Chart; 9.2 Updating Data; 9.3 Transitions; 9.4 Other Kinds of Data Updates;Chapter 10: Interactivity; 10.1 Binding Event Listeners; 10.2 Introducing Behaviors; 10.3 Grouping SVG Elements; 10.

4 Tooltips; 10.5 Consideration for Touch Devices; 10.6 Moving Forward;Chapter 11: Layouts; 11.1 Pie Layout; 11.2 Stack Layout; 11.3 Force Layout;Chapter 12: Geomapping; 12.1 JSON, Meet GeoJSON; 12.2 Paths; 12.

3 Projections; 12.4 Choropleth; 12.5 Adding Points; 12.6 Acquiring and Parsing Geodata;Chapter 13: Exporting; 13.1 Bitmaps; 13.2 PDF; 13.3 SVG;Appendix: Further Study; Books; Websites; Twitterers;Index;Colophon;.