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At the time of this post, working with SVG in Ember can be a PITA to say the least. The issues faced in Ember with SVG are the same issues faced by most frameworks. In fact, as of right now (now meaning while I'm typing this), there are no stable versions of JavaScript "frameworks" that fully support SVG properly. Angular, Ember, React and Polymer all have some pain around handling SVG. Some of them attempt to handle it, React for example, but there are certain cases where it will still break. 
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When visualizing data on the web, there are two things that we need to think of, the DATA and the DOM. D3 is the go-to visualization library because it’s a flexible and data-driven approach to DOM manipulation; D3 does the complicated math so we can think more about data and visualization. Ember is a MVC javascript framework for creating ambitious web applications. But, why should we use Ember with D3 for DATA and DOM manipulation? Ember gives you tools to easily manage things like async requests and the MVC architecture helps to manage complexity.
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