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React for Data Visualization course. Stop copying and pasting D3 examples, create your own data visualizations. Learn how to build scalable dataviz components with React for Data Visualization. So you want to create a beautiful data. You have information burning a hole in your pocket, you have an idea for a juicy story, and your boss or client is waiting for results. You want something that looks great, works in the browser, works on mobile, allows users to interact with their data, syncs across the entire dashboard, and serves as building blocks for future projects. \u201cI\u2019ve tried D3 in the past, I find it powerful but it\u2019s a bit confusing to use.\u201d Visualizing dynamic data for the web is a pain. Harder than it sounds. Yes, sure anyone can make a chart in Google Docs, but isn\u2019t that what you\u2019re after? You cannot build a product on top of Google Sheets. You certainly can\u2019t feed dynamic data from an API that\u2019s personalized to the user and let them navigate and explore. Customizing libraries is hard. You used a library and when you start customizing things, they always break. Sometimes you spend more time fighting with the library than creating your data visualizations. Time to learn D3. There are a lot of D3 resources floating around the interwebs, and frankly, the D3 documentation is also pretty crap because it\u2019s too complicated and confusing for someone who just wants to understand how it works and how it works. You can do what everyone else does: copy a few samples that look like what you\u2019re building, make some changes, and hope for the best. You\u2019re not proud of your code and you\u2019re not entirely sure how it works, but it works and that\u2019s what matters. Right? Yes it works as long as you don\u2019t have to change anything. Or explain how it works to another engineer on your team so they can fix a bug. God forbid you come back 6 months later and look for fixing a problem or adding a feature. Time to re-read all that code and figure out how it works. React for Data Visualization is designed for busy people like you. React for Data Visualization provides a quick overview of the basics to get you started, followed by a deep dive that reinforces your knowledge through various projects and examples. Create working code that you can show off to your friends, boss, and colleagues. Learn the basics with interactive examples right in your browser \u2014 no need to install anything. Forget Npm and Webpack and Babel and Node. Only React and D3. Immerse yourself in complex projects that teach you how everything fits together. Create interactive visualizations, create animations and create fast performance with Canvas. Learn all about building beautiful apps with React and D3. From React basics and D3 to state management with Redux and MobX, React alternatives like Preact and Inferno. And the best part? It\u2019s all cut into bite-sized pieces.Whether you have 5 minutes or an hour, you can complete this course. This is a promise.<\/span><\/p>\n

What you will learn in React for Data Visualization course<\/span><\/h3>\n
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