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this video covers basic chart bar chart the structure of this video is as follows visual code walkthrough javascript code build and the summary alright letamp;#39;s get started visual code walkthrough we will use the tsv data from the d3js.org website bar chart example we will save this data into a file called data.tsv this file will be located in the folder where we will run the python simple http server command this file is the one that will be loaded asynchronously using the d3.tsv request functionality letamp;#39;s walk through the d3.js code together we start at the top of the document first is the document type declaration this tells the browser how to render the page in a standards compliant mode this specific doctype is the correct declaration for html5 next comes the meta character set this sets the character set to utf-8 if you are using non-minified d3.js this is important because the d3 javascript file needs this particular type of encoding the next section is the style d
