My first question was: why without D3, but to be honest it's pretty good and simple :) you don't always need all D3 just for _some_ features. Nice work.
PS: the link for your github repo is kinda tricky to find at first :)
> My first question was: why without D3, but to be honest it's pretty good and simple :) you don't always need all D3 just for _some_ features.
Even for bigger projects, I prefer not to use D3. Coming from a data journalism / data science background this may make sense, but from a web programming perspective, D3 has a pretty weird way of create DOM nodes etc.
I prefer a straightforward solution: a function that gets data and returns dom/virtual-dom.
> PS: the link for your github repo is kinda tricky to find at first :)
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Even for bigger projects, I prefer not to use D3. Coming from a data journalism / data science background this may make sense, but from a web programming perspective, D3 has a pretty weird way of create DOM nodes etc.
I prefer a straightforward solution: a function that gets data and returns dom/virtual-dom.
> PS: the link for your github repo is kinda tricky to find at first :)
Will do something about it, thanks.