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Need an experienced D3.js developer to create a custom tree configuration for a viewer. Tree needs to be created from scratch. Adjusting/modifying an existing tree will not work. Fixed number of nodes, fixed number of levels, fixed number of child nodes per parent. Configurability required in colorisation of nodes. Keep in mind that the values of the nodes need to be populated by Json
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Hello, I work with D3 a lot. Please, look on my ongoing and completed projects. Also I have an experience in Basic Primitives replaceing from scratch and extending other graphing libraries (like Flot, Raphael). So, I'm sure that can create any tree you want. But final price will depend on how many methods you need, how flexible and how much error handling should be implemented (in case if you want to build API of your product, for example). Would we, please, discuss it? BR, Andrew
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We are very interested in this project. We are excellent in D3.js. I have read your above description and i think its well within our range to execute this is in a good time frame so would you be kind enough to message me so we can have a fast and understanding agreement.
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Hi, I'm Matt and understand your project (have almost 3 years of D3.js experience). If I can guess your requirements you need a variant of a binary tree (semi balanced binary tree?) but with the second branch always one level deeper and the final leaf level has has only one node. And I see you probably also want to have the nodes skewed to the right, indicating the "skewness" of a tree. So, yes, basic tree generation in D3.js won't produce the same result as per your image. I predict that skewness can be achieved with custom code for drawing and/or with a help of a force layout. Maybe even simple removing of (drawing a) node as in real binary tree would do. Looking forward to your reply. Coloring and JSON file reading of your tree is easier than your desired skewness (is it really needed?) so I'm waiting to get exact details of your desired final chart. Regards, Matt
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hi, I am expert in d3 and angularjs. please provide me complete requirements
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