[x3d-public] [x3dom-users] observablehq notebooks

[John Carlson]

I didn't see any D3 in your code :).   But cool that they have HTML and
JavaScript notebooks now.   I may have to do something with X3DJSONLD.
 Hmm.   Seems like the need for something like X3DJSONLD is going away.
Would it be possible to use X_ITE with it?

John

On Wed, May 30, 2018, 4:52 PM Andreas Plesch <andreasplesch at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Anybody who uses D3 may be interested in Observable notebooks at
> observablehq.com. These are live, reactive documents for data
> visualization, sort of like bl.ocks.org but dynamic. I noticed bl.ocks
> now links to that, and the D3 author is behind this effort.
>
> In addition it is easy to pull in libraries, use modern js and publish
> good looking pages with interactivity.
>
> Since D3 works great with x3dom, I thought I give it a swirl:
>
> https://beta.observablehq.com/@andreasplesch/x3dom
>
> This is just a raw starting point but useful since it was not obvious
> how to pull in x3dom at first.
>
> Feel free to fork and play if inclined.
>
> x3dom has its own reactivity, eg. reacts to dom changes, so there is
> some overlap which can surely be resolved. It is just nice to have a
> way to package and publish a complete notebook, like Jupyter but for
> any JS. There is also convenient standard library included.
>
> -Andreas
>
>
>
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