Chapter 8: Creating a No-Code Data Analysis/Handling System
One of the main purposes of creating Danfo.js was to easily enable data processing in the browser. This gives the ability to integrate data analysis and handling data seamlessly into web apps. Apart from the ability to add data handling to a web app, we have the tools to make data handling and analysis look more like what designers do when they use Photoshop and Figma; how they mix brush strokes together on the canvas just with a click or how they manipulate images by laying a canvas on top the canvas, just by dragging and dropping and with some button clicks.
With Danfo.js, we can easily enable such an environment (using tools such as React.js and Vue.js) where data scientists become artists maneuvering their way through data with a few clicks of a button and getting the desired output without actually coding anything.
A lot of tools with such features commonly exist, but the cool thing about Danfo.js is building the...
