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Dec 20, 2021 â‹… 4 min read

Data visualization with D3.js and Node.js

Eze Sunday Eze Sunday is a full-stack software developer and technical writer passionate about solving problems, one line of code at a time. Contact Eze at [email protected].

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One Reply to "Data visualization with D3.js and Node.js"

  1. Pretty cool. Doing this on the front end when we probably should be doing this in the backend.

    But please stop using axios. node-fetch (or just fetch if you have upgrades from node to deno) w3c website api is the standard now.

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