SVG can do much more than create nice shapes and paths. In this talk, Nadieh will discuss a few techniques and demonstrate how to implement them in D3: from dynamic gradients based on data, to SVG filters and patterns, to creating glow, gooey, and fuzzy effects that brighten up any visual.
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Nadieh speaking at OpenVisConf
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Nadieh speaking at OpenVisConf
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Nadieh speaking at OpenVisConf
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Nadieh speaking at OpenVisConf
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