Lightning talk from Alexander Karlsson
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Describes a visualization library called Picasso built on d3.js that treats charts as component layers rather than fixed chart types, enabling engineers to assemble axes, bars and interactions instead of coding every element from scratch. Claims production use at 30,000 companies, emphasizes extensibility, responsiveness and built‑in interactivity, and positions the library as an open source way to scale visualization skills across large developer teams with live demos available in the expo.
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