This is a incomplete list of resources on how to link react & d3.
These approaches mostly differ as to 'who' has control over the dom and does the transitions etc. That distinction either requires the user to know more about react or d3, vice versa. Some of the approaches (like react-d3 or react-d3-components) include prebuilt charts, other just provide frameworks to place your charts in.
The following list tries to summarize some of the approaches, hopefully there will be some convergence to a (set of) standard(s), at one point.
Also, I included a short section on charting libraries in react, mostly based on d3, for which you don't have to write D3 yourself.
This list is UNSORTED.
PLEASE let me know of any other links that should be included here ... PRs very welcome
There is a D3 slack community, get your account here: https://d3-slackin.herokuapp.com Make sure to join #react!
(find the author's contacts on the respective pages)
formidable labs, Colin Megill: d3js for Math, React for rendering --> see below: Victory library
Video for Victory, at ReactiveConf
Nicolas Hery, let d3 do the charting work
Swizec Teller: d3 Enter & Exit transitions in React
d4 - Declarative Data-Driven Documents
Mixing d3 and React and Animating d3 and React with react-motion - approach of letting React manage the DOM.
Benjamin Malley at Midwest JS 2015: Interactive Data Visualization with React and D3
D3 with React | Andreas Savvides | Reactive 2015
d3act, motivated by Nicolas' approach, see above; this even ...has a youtube motivation
react-d3, library including charts
d3-component by Curran Kelleher
d3 force implementation for react
Victory, of FormidableLabs again with video
Bar Chart and React/Flux (not redux), part of a series
d3-react-squared, a framework for reusable, linked charts