Ian Johnson

It's hard to believe that d3.js is 10 years old. That is a long time to be around, let alone thriving, for anything related to JavaScript.

Powering the D3 Community

Mike Bostock

In honor of D3 1.0’s tin anniversary, I thought I’d reflect on lessons learned. This isn’t intended to be too comprehensive or serious — just a handful of observations as I look ahead to the next ten years. But I hope a nugget or two will interest you, too.

10 Years of Open-Source Visualization

Melody Meckfessel

Many of the world's iconic data visualizations have been created using D3. And that's because D3 has changed how the world visualizes data. From its release 10 years ago to today, it has transformed what and how dataviz is created in the world.

Observable

D3 Turns 10

D3 @ 10 Logo Animation

Toph Tucker

OK, I swear this story isn’t about me. But it does start with something where I get a little credit. A week before Thanksgiving in 2017, I checked Facebook and saw that my brother’s friend Siân had updated her profile picture.

How D3 Moved Us

Observable Blog

Mark Whiting

Mike, I appreciate your diligence, creativity, and clarity of vision! D3 is a big gift to us all. With gratitude to you and the team that helped enliven this visual symphony for ten year. Wishing you and D3 many more successful years of exploration and creativity.

Juan Carlos

The "In Defense of Interactive Graphics" link is broken. It is now at https://www.vis4.net/blog/in-defense-of-interactive-graphics/

adebiyial

Can't thank you enough, Mike. My data visualisation career was/is primarily built because of how I fell in love with D3! You have been an inspiring figure in the last decade of my life and you continue to do so.