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What's the visualisation library they're using here? Looks great (I'm guessing D3, but it's hard to break through the webpack file to figure it out).

by traskjd 10y ago

deckar01 10y ago
I don't see a link to the source code either. This was undoubtedly built on top of many open source projects, but I have no way to view the licenses and copyright notices.
nthitz 10y ago
React + d3 + Canvas + More. Disclaimer: I helped build it.
- deckar01 10y ago
  You might consider including the BSD licenses those projects were published under in your minified JavaScript file. Is this project's source code published anywhere?
  - freehunter 10y ago
    As someone who is not a developer and doesn't know that much about open source licenses, is this something you have to do? If I built something using React, I have to publish their license with my code? If I build something with Javascript, do I have to publish their license as well? Do I have to tell everyone what technologies I've used to built my software, or...? That seems weird to me, but again I'm not a developer so I've never dealt with that. I've never released a license with my Bash scripts.
    - deckar01 10y ago
      Attribution is the common requirement among most open source licenses [0]. Developers occasionally reference or link to the license, but the proper thing to do is to include the license in its entirety with the source code. > I've never released a license with my Bash scripts. You reserve all rights to your published works without stating otherwise. Developers would be wise to avoid redistributing unlicensed works without the written consent of the copyright holder(s). [0] https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/open-source-101-licensing--cms-21279 https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/open-source-101-licensin...
  - nthitz 10y ago
    Thanks for the heads up. Our deploy process was stripping out all the attributions :(. This has been fixed and they are back in now. Regrettably the project's source is not currently available.
    - deckar01 10y ago
      Awesome! Thanks for working on this project.
- traskjd 10y ago
  Thanks. Great work - looks great!

What's the visualisation library they're using here? Looks great (I'm guessing D3, but it's hard to break through the webpack file to figure it out).

by traskjd 10y ago

What's the visualisation library they're using here? Looks great (I'm guessing D3, but it's hard to break through the webpack file to figure it out).

deckar01 10y ago

I don't see a link to the source code either. This was undoubtedly built on top of many open source projects, but I have no way to view the licenses and copyright notices.

nthitz 10y ago

React + d3 + Canvas + More. Disclaimer: I helped build it.

deckar01 10y ago
You might consider including the BSD licenses those projects were published under in your minified JavaScript file. Is this project's source code published anywhere?
- freehunter 10y ago
  As someone who is not a developer and doesn't know that much about open source licenses, is this something you have to do? If I built something using React, I have to publish their license with my code? If I build something with Javascript, do I have to publish their license as well? Do I have to tell everyone what technologies I've used to built my software, or...? That seems weird to me, but again I'm not a developer so I've never dealt with that. I've never released a license with my Bash scripts.
  - deckar01 10y ago
    Attribution is the common requirement among most open source licenses [0]. Developers occasionally reference or link to the license, but the proper thing to do is to include the license in its entirety with the source code. > I've never released a license with my Bash scripts. You reserve all rights to your published works without stating otherwise. Developers would be wise to avoid redistributing unlicensed works without the written consent of the copyright holder(s). [0] https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/open-source-101-licensing--cms-21279 https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/open-source-101-licensin...
- nthitz 10y ago
  Thanks for the heads up. Our deploy process was stripping out all the attributions :(. This has been fixed and they are back in now. Regrettably the project's source is not currently available.
  - deckar01 10y ago
    Awesome! Thanks for working on this project.
traskjd 10y ago
Thanks. Great work - looks great!