Visualizing data often requires that the visualization be updated on data changes, or in response to user input. As we know, a key strength of AngularJS is its 2-way binding and apply/digest cycle which makes keeping the view and data-model in sync painless. This makes creating dynamic visualizations with or without interactive data a breeze with Angular.
This is a 2 session series. In this first part we will look at some of the underlying constructs in D3, and AngularJS directives. The second part of this session will attempt to bring these 2 together to allow us to enable dynamic visualizations in Angular.
Raju Gandhi is a Java/Ruby/Clojure developer and a programming language geek. He has been writing software for the better part of a decade in several industries including education, finance, construction and the manufacturing sector. Raju has a graduate degree in Industrial Engineering from Ohio University. In his spare time you will find Raju reading, or watching movies, or playing with yet another programming language. He is affectionately known as looselytyped on Twitter.
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