Comment on Building a ‘People Who Like This Also Like’ FeatureComments−nathanwdavis11yWell written. The topics are explained carefully and the interactive examples are very nice. Thank you Ben!How did you embed the examples into the post?−benfredericksonOP11yThanks!The examples were done with d3.js, the code for all the graphs is here https://github.com/benfred/bens-blog-code/tree/master/distan...I'm using the python code to generate a series of json files, one for each artist. I stored them all in S3, and then load them via ajax calls. Its not an elegant solution, but it lets me keep my website statically generated.
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Well written. The topics are explained carefully and the interactive examples are very nice. Thank you Ben!
How did you embed the examples into the post?
Thanks!
The examples were done with d3.js, the code for all the graphs is here https://github.com/benfred/bens-blog-code/tree/master/distan...
I'm using the python code to generate a series of json files, one for each artist. I stored them all in S3, and then load them via ajax calls. Its not an elegant solution, but it lets me keep my website statically generated.