D3.js
p/d3-js
Interactive Data Visualizations in Javascript
Sacha Greif
2016 JavaScript Rising Stars — The most starred JavaScript projects of 2016
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Yvo Schaap
See also similar: http://stateofjs.com/ @michaelrambeau is there a business model behind it? (updated comment, see below)
Sacha Greif
@yvoschaap just to clear up any confusion, this is not my project, I just hunted it for a friend :) And yes I do have a business model. StateOfJS had sponsored links for example (Rising Stars doesn't generate income as far as I know, but I'll let @michaelrambeau answer).
Yvo Schaap
@sachagreif @michaelrambeau confusion my mistake. Anyway, both projects are great tools to make sense of all things javascript.
Michael Rambeau
@yvoschaap Hello Yvo, no business plan behind the project, I wanted to talk about things I like and see what it takes to get popular when you publish something. "Luck Is What Happens When Preparation Meets Opportunity"... so I try to be prepared, this is my state of mind.
Saif Al Falah
Pretty cool. Surveys are one way to check the pulse of the JS ecosystem. Github Stars is the other. The results of both of these pretty much overlap, right?
Kevin Leneway
Great tool, it helped me find a few blind spots in my Javascript toolkit. Also interesting to see Microsoft topping a few lists. Ten years ago when I was working with the nascent open source tech evangelist team, it was difficult to get any traction within the oss community. Satya has really put them on the right path.
Michael Rambeau
An update about the project: 10 days after the first release, the Japanese version is available! https://risingstars2016.js.org/ja/
Tyler van der Hoeven
Awesome to see D3 is still in the mix after all these years.