I recently was tasked with creating a couple of charts using the D3 library for a course I was taking. Naturally I asked if I could use Kendo UI's charts instead, as I'm familiar with them, but the course called for D3 specifically. So, for fun I tried to create a chart in D3 and Kendo UI at the same time just to see the differences. D3 and Kendo UI are just two of the ways you can create charts in a web app, and options range from simply drawing shapes on the screen to using sophisticated charting components. Both D3 and Kendo UI are popular and both will get the job done. The similarities end there, however, and the two represent very different approaches, with very different features.
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