A collection of tweet-sized D3 creations – to add yours, just tweet the code

I like how all it takes to get some cool art is to impose an arbitrary constraint on technically skilled people.

These are awesome! I've been learning d3 and have been struggling a bit with animations. Does anyone mind breaking down one of these tweets and explaining how it works? I understand it's minifed but learning how to loop animations would be great.

Ah there&#x27;s the inevitable alert(&quot;test&quot;) messages. Thank god for the &#x27;prevent this window from generating additional popups&#x27; option in browsers these days.<p>Makes me want to learn d3 finally.

if you constrain languages enough, they all eventually become verbose k.

So awesome! I added a flanging dancing circle thing.<p>I ran a &#x27;write a game in a tweet&#x27; challenge last year, was super fun and had heaps of creative entries (mostly javascript). <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;twitter.com&#x2F;eigenbom&#x2F;status&#x2F;614783132391247872" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;twitter.com&#x2F;eigenbom&#x2F;status&#x2F;614783132391247872</a>

Super. My firefox 43.0.4 gobbled up all the CPU it could but it was a rare case where I would gladly trade CPU cycles for the pleasure of scrolling through examples.

Demo scene 2.0?

wow, this made my fans go crazy!

Yet another site that breaks your back button. Cool idea, but that bug left a nasty taste in my mouth.