Data Visualization with D3.js - Full Tutorial Course

⭐️ Course Contents & Code ⭐️
⌨️ (0:00:00) Data Visualization Course Overview
⌨️ (0:02:50) Why Visualize Data?
⌨️ (0:14:28) Inputs for Data Visualization: Data & Tasks
⌨️ (0:29:31) Intro to Javascript
⌨️ (1:57:35) Intro to HTML, CSS & SVG
⌨️ (6:04:30) Marks & Channels in Data Visualization
⌨️ (6:45:13) Making a World Map with D3
⌨️ (7:25:37) Blank Canvas
⌨️ (9:05:16) Interactive Filtering on a Choropleth Map
⌨️ (9:51:00) Using Color in Visualization
⌨️ (10:07:54) Scatter Plot with Menus
⌨️ (10:54:03) Circles on a Map
⌨️ (11:35:51) Line Chart with Multiple Lines
⌨️ (11:59:34) Melting and Munging Data with JavaScript
⌨️ (12:28:29) Selecting a Year on a Line Chart

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[emilyherc]

The 1st 3 hours of this video were more helpful for me than the Data analytics course I attend 10hrs a week, for the last 3 months. Thank you for the structure of all of this, and all the recommended tools. I'm looking forward to the rest of the video.

[edoardoguido]

I paid for D3 courses, but Curran is the only teacher who actually explains you how D3 works conceptually, not just by showing you how to write the code to make things work.

Thank you!

[florianwicher]

Four hours in now. I tend to be suspicious of Youtube classes, some of them take forever and aren't really that instructive. But this one really helped me :) I'll keep watching. Thanks!

[Senshiii]

1:38:25 "It works so let's leave it" My motto for everyday programing

[maikdaboss]

Curran speaks so positively, calmly and clear, he should do all tutorials ever, I would even get Curran as a GPS Speaker. Where can i buy the Curran expansion pack?

[rotrose]

Thank you so much for making this comprehensive D3js tutorials. The amount of time you put in this project and the quality of the tutorial impresses me a lot.

[leoortega]

Absolutely amazing tutorial. I currently use D3JS a lot at work and this is by far the best resource I have found for learning modern D3JS. Many of the top courses found elsewhere are quite outdated (they use version 4 or earlier) so this course has been a gem!

[hansschenker]

Curren Kellher is back! Nice to see this excellent teacher again!

[godtatvreetgodtmenneske]

I have now watched around 8 minutes, and i would feel like a bad person, if i don't show my appreciation through at least a comment. Thank you so much man. This is so fullfiled until now, and i really appreciate the time and energy, you have put in to this. May enough and a lot good energies flow towards you. Thanks!

[bombayvega]

This is the first video on D3js I watched, and Im glad I did. Thank you for explaining it so well :)

[Dragonasce]

Amazing course! Well explained, great examples. I've just watched the whole 13 hours straight (although, at 1.5x speed) Thank you very much!

[markemerson]

Love this and wether or not intentionally integrated into your tutorial, but I like the little incidental nuggets, for example: omitting the brackets for the getCars function in order to demonstrate the error and how to fix it. Nice little peripheral teaching. Bravo

[yatp]

Thanks for taking the time to do this tutorial Curran, great explanation regarding the enter, exit, update events

[gxsoft]

Curran, Curran, you have managed to make me passionate about each topic you have touched, I have only seen an hour and a half of the course, but it seems sensational!

Thank you very much! And congratulations on such a great teaching quality.
gab

[pavelahmed]

One of the best course ever taken. I wish Curran start a coding school for programmers! I have never seen any coder explain their code such simply and explicitly!!

[fmj]

1:57:36 end of intro to javascript
2:32:07 start of d3.js tutorial

[bu]

I love the fact that you can learn anything on the web today. However it can be overwhelming to the point where you don't actually take action. Also we have to realize that self discipline is need to finish these courses. Self discipline is a rare trait especially today.
I have questions on how to actually bring my ideas to life. What steps to take to learn them. But it's always something new that pops up lol and I can't get an answer.

[stannone]

if you know JS and HTML, CSS ... jump to 3:15:00

[listmaker]

The lesson is not only valuable because of its instruction on D3, but also an HTML, CSS, JS review which is an essential refresher for all junior front end developer candidates

[silverfish]

The best thing about this tutorial is comprehend-able English speaker or perhaps you're ensuring we comprehend!
Thanks a lot mate....