Jed, I totally understand your straight forward way of working and the problems to make something more general for other people. I know, it's a very different thing. You are right, a requirements document would be the right thing here, at least. If I think d3 would be the best way to go I probably would make up my mind about requirements. But I am not at this point, already. For some reason you are keen to solve charting with d3. Why? I mean I have no clue about alternatives and maybe your reasons are good - just want to know. Why not all the others that crossed my way like * raphael.js * graphviz * vis.js * ... Is d3 most powerful, most easy to integrate, most spreaded technology? Sorry, no clue and time for research now. Indeed I'll have a look back just on sunday, because I'll be busy until then. Would be nice to get some more info in the meantime. Thanks to all.
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