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Intro -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- What's New in the Second Edition -- Conventions Used in This Book -- O'Reilly Safari -- How to Contact Us -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Why Data Visualization? -- Why Write Code? -- Why Interactive? -- Why on the Web? -- What This Book Is -- Who You Are -- What This Book Is Not -- Using Sample Code -- Thank You -- Chapter 2. Introducing D3 -- What It Does -- What It Doesn't Do -- Origins and Context -- Alternatives -- Easy Charts -- Graph Visualizations -- Geomapping -- Almost from Scratch -- Three-Dimensional -- Tools Built with D3 -- Chapter 3. Technology Fundamentals -- The Web -- HTML -- Content Plus Structure -- Adding Structure with Elements -- Common Elements -- Attributes -- Classes and IDs -- Comments -- DOM -- Developer Tools -- Rendering and the Box Model -- CSS -- Selectors -- Properties and Values -- Comments -- Referencing Styles -- Inheritance, Cascading, and Specificity -- JavaScript -- Hello, Console -- Variables -- Other Variable Types -- Arrays -- Objects -- Objects and Arrays -- Mathematical Operators -- Comparison Operators -- Logical Operators -- Control Structures -- Functions -- Comments -- Referencing Scripts -- JavaScript Gotchas -- SVG -- The SVG Element -- Simple Shapes -- Styling SVG Elements -- Layering and Drawing Order -- Transparency -- A Note on Compatibility -- Chapter 4. Setup -- Downloading D3 -- Referencing D3 -- Setting Up a Web Server -- Terminal with Python -- MAMP, WAMP, and LAMP -- Diving In -- Chapter 5. Data -- Generating Page Elements -- Chaining Methods -- One Link at a Time -- The Handoff -- Going Chainless -- Binding Data -- In a Bind -- Data -- Please Make Your Selection -- Bound and Determined -- Using Your Data -- High-Functioning -- Data Wants to Be Held -- Beyond Text -- Chapter 6. Drawing with Data -- Drawing divs

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