Bokeh extension to match D3.js

Question

As I understand it, Bokeh looks like for Python, a similar feature of D3.js provides JavaScript. Some of the benefits for Bokeh that I see include the use of HTML Canvas (so we can display more in the browser), Abstract rendering and a lower barrier to writing for people who are familiar with Python in JavaScript but want to develop interactive browser visualizations.

This is great, but where do you go (i.e. as a developer) to extend Bokeh to match the flexibility offered by D3, for example. add chord diagrams, network diagrams, or develop newer visualizations, such as those demonstrated in IEEE VIS or the VAST Task ?

Does the Bokeh project strive to become as fully functional as D3 (the D3 score has been around for some time)?

Answer 1

They want to be fully recognized as D3 :

- , D3.js . Bokeh , , .

Bokeh JS (visjs). .

- D3-!