@paulbanoub@UBS@tableau Paul thank you for 4 years! Working under your leadership has been a game-changer for me. I didn't know that a work environment could be this positive and encouraging. Thank you for everything👍
#MakeoverMonday W42 - Health Spending.
I tried something new. My first racing bar chart.
https://t.co/sozvkH8NuZ
Inspiration and instruction on how to do it
https://t.co/BwawH6pKbj
@yankiokdemir Hi Yanki, right now you can easily combine Tableau and D3.js with Extensions API. I did some example here -> https://t.co/zpCuMu3NbR, not a graph though but I used D3.js
Here are my suggestion on how to start -> https://t.co/nR7xYoW9Q2
@ItsCandraATL @VizWizBI@TriMyData@vlandham Hi Candra,
Scott Murray tutorials & books are really good to start https://t.co/6Bk7TP9DGx
Another great book is D3.js in Action: Data Visualization with JavaScript from Elijah Meeks.
But basically is a lot of googling and playing with code :)
Champions League data so I just needed to play with that.
My first viz in #SportsVizSunday challenges! Still learning D3.js!
I used the amazing example from Nadieh Bremer.
https://t.co/7AEn0PnXg9
#MakeoverMonday@VizWizBI@TriMyData
2019/W7: Trump’s “Executive Time”
It took me a while to understand forces in d3.js. I used the excellent tutorial and code example from @vlandham to create a bubble chart.
Tutorial: https://t.co/ekqq0m3lxV
@ItsCandraATL @VizWizBI@TriMyData@vlandham Hi Candra,
Scott Murray tutorials & books are really good to start https://t.co/6Bk7TP9DGx
Another great book is D3.js in Action: Data Visualization with JavaScript from Elijah Meeks.
But basically is a lot of googling and playing with code :)