Colin Eberhardt

D3 has the concept of [transitions](https://bost.ocks.org/mike/transition/), which allow you to animate changes to the DOM or SVG. The D3FC components also support transitions. You can find out more from our...

Take a look at this tutorial, it has exactly that feature: https://blog.scottlogic.com/2018/09/21/d3-financial-chart.html

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Actually - we both have a number of repos from before the project became a mono-repo https://github.com/chrisprice?tab=repositories&q=d3fc&type=&language=

HI @geohuz - sorry for the slow reply. The label layout components implemented the [decorate pattern](https://github.com/d3fc/d3fc/blob/master/docs/decorate-pattern.md), therefore, if you want to access the various 'lifecycle' methods of the selection, you...

No, there is not - and we don't have immediate plans to implement that I'm afraid.

> Thanks a lot for the information! On a quick note - is there a d3fc library for Angular? We don't provide any framework specific bindings - D3FC is a...

HI @stereokai - a chart with up to 90m points, that is fully interactive, without using any form of downsampling is going to be a challenge in my opinion. If...

> Going back to the image I provided, if we ignore the performance constraints for a moment, can this UI be developed today using the webgl version of d3fc? Yes,...

You can set the extent via the `scaleExtent` property. See the following code snippet: https://github.com/d3fc/d3fc/tree/master/packages/d3fc-axis#label-rotation--offset From the following example: https://github.com/d3fc/d3fc/tree/master/packages/d3fc-axis#label-rotation--offset