D3.js workshop I: Visualization with D3.js, Angular and Bootstrap
- Sep 9, 2013 · 7:00 PM
08/11/2013 Update:
Due to the time conflict with the walk given by Councilwoman Brewer, we are moving <Angular JS, D3 JS and Twitter bootstrap workshop> to Sept 9th.
We will repeat this workshop.
Brief:
We will introduce 3 technologies which should in the arsenal of any data scientist for putting together prototypes, stunning graphics and pleasing sites very quickly - Angular JS, D3 JS and Twitter bootstrap
Speaker Bio:
Krupakar Pasupuleti has been building algorithmic trading systems for investment banks for more than a decade now. Besides the experience with Wall street, he also has a deep passion for Web technologies and is an active member of the growing NY Fintech community. He is also co-organizer for Fintech and Finance 2.0 meetups.
Preparation:
There is not much preparation needed for using Angular, D3 and Twitter. You can embed them on your page with these 3 simple lines and get rolling.
Use your favorite code editor, maybe Sublime Text 2 for most Mac users, Sublime or Notepad++ for Windows users. If you want an IDE with a more enterprise level feature set, we suggest you to get Jetbrains Webstorm. They have a 30-day trial if you want to try it.
Agenda:
1. Intro: a quick tour of all the 3 technologies. D3 for it's visualization capabilities will be the major focus.
2. Deep dive: walk through an example app.
3. Hack time: instructor and TA will go around and help people with their tasks or projects or answer specific questions for them.
Content:
1. AngularJS: MVC, Dependency injection, 2-way data binding, templates, controllers, directives
2. D3: SVG, groups, axis, layouts
3. Bootstrap: Basic CSS classes, Components, Scaffolding, some Javascript helpers
Reference:
AngularJS - API docs (http://docs.angularjs.org/api/)
BuiltWithBootstrap - http://builtwithbootstrap.com/
D3JS Gallery - https://github.com/mbostock/d3/wiki/Gallery
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A former member
If anyone is interested in my spot, let me know. I am able to go, but I am having computer problems, so someone with a laptop would probably get more out of the workshop today. Please let me know and I will change my RSVP.
September 9, 2013
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Shangxuan Vivian Z.
Danielle, you got a book through free gift raffle. Too bad you left earlier.
September 9, 2013
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A former member
What floor guys?
September 9, 2013
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Mehul S.
Vivian, I was interested in this event and was wondering if the wait list is managed automatically and do you usually see movement to provide for ample time to plan and attend the event?
September 3, 2013
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vijay v.
Hi, I got moved from the waitlist to the "yes" list this morning - Sep 9, but I don't have enough time to organize child care at short notice, so changed my RSVP to "no". There should be one spot available now..
September 9, 2013
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Shangxuan Vivian Z.
Vijay, thanks for letting me know the reason. Hope the cancellation policy takes effect soon and leave you more room to come.
September 9, 2013
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Chris W.
Hi All, unfortunately I am no longer able to make it, but wanted to share this viz I made with D3 to visualize NYC's open data portal. See you soon I hope!
http://chriswhong.com/nycopendata/1 · September 9, 2013
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Shangxuan Vivian Z.
Chris, will you be able to attend sept 18th r basic? I would love to invite you to talk about socrata. Can you reply my email?
September 9, 2013
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A former member
I'm unsure if I RSVP'd correctly. I'm worried I entered my guests name where I shoud have entered mine? Please add an RSVP for David Pindrys. Guest is Zehra Siddiqui. Thanks! Looking forward to this meetup.
July 24, 2013
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Shangxuan Vivian Z.
I saw your name and your guest's name. You did it right. Looking forward to see you and your friend.
July 24, 2013
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A former member
Thanks for the super-fast response :) Looking forward to seeing you too!
July 24, 2013
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