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This article shows how you can use knockout.js, Twitter’s Bootstrap and d3.js together to create a javascript application that creates visually pleasing graphics and diagrams to your users. This is complete client side solution that only communicates with REST to the server. This is part 1 of a series of articles discussing these concepts. In this first article we’ll look at setting up the basic application and we’ll demonstrate how to use knockout.js, bootstrap and d3.js. It’s a bit too much to show all the javascript in this article. You can find the demo for this version (with a couple more features) at this url: http://www.smartjava.org/examples/election/part1.html. So if you want to see the some of the util functions I use look at the javascript used in that example.The caseIn the Netherlands, where I live, we have a tendency of our chosen leaders not serving their terms. More often then not, through a breach of trust, or some other big (or sometimes minor) issue the cabinet collapses and we have new elections. During election time we’re spammed with all kinds of predictions, charts and people telling us how the Dutch people are going to vote. And when we finally vote we can see real-time updates throughout the evening, and on many websites showing us the cast votes for each municipality.Creating an election mapThese updates, and the way they are presented is kind of interesting. Usually a map is shown with all the municipalities where colors depict how they voted, the presenter then zooms in on a specific municipality and shows some more detailled results. And this isn't something they do just in the Netherlands:US electionsWhich tools will we use?Now hard would it be to build an application that allows you to view the results per district, using just standard web technologies. No Flash, no plugins, just basic HTML and javascript. In this first article of a sample election site, we'll focus on getting the basic components together and working. To be more s

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