"T.d3fc.io" whose geometric pattern moves with only the source code of the number of characters that fit into tweet is too funny

If you write a program that gives instructions to a computer, you write a huge amount of strings when you listen to it, thought of as associating without thinking, "T.d3fc.io"Is a site that collects source code that completes with the number of characters of Twitter tweet, it is possible to enjoy the geometric pattern actually drawn by source code and also to post my own code written by myself It is.

T.d3fc.io
https://t.d3fc.io/


The catch phrase "A collection of tweet - sized d 3 creations (collection of tweet size d 3 works)" that is visible when opening the site. JavaScript library "D3.jsThe source code using 'is gathered. Even if it says "tweet once", it seems that it is the maximum limit of 116 characters + helper in reality, not 140 characters, which is the Twitter limit on the number of characters.


Below that, samples of the source code and motion image actually created are juxtaposed. Both are stunning geometric patterns, and they are moving neatly so it seems they will be forever looking.


Looking at the individual samples, animated motion images and parts of the actual code are displayed. Clicking on the moving part at the top ... ...


The enlarged animation is displayed, and below it the full text of the source code is displayed.


Its contents are like this. Although it is contents which the beginner can not understand at all, such a source is posted as a slurry.

C *: d => 200 * s (t * d (1 * c * d * 3 * t / 3 e 4)), C (rn (5,55)
/3e4),cy:d=>80*c(t*d/2e4)}) https://t.d3fc.io

Also, on the "PLAYGROUND" page, you can try copying and running each code, or trying out your own code. Of course it is possible for people in the arms to challenge new works, but even people who can not write code at all can copy the existing code and rewrite the numbers and numbers to enjoy the change, so studying D3 It is likely to be practicing.

T.d3fc.io