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I was confused about where the actual data was... then after several seconds the charts began to appear. I used PowerBI in one project before, with charts embe
by GordonS 7y ago
I was confused about where the actual data was... then after several seconds the charts began to appear.
I used PowerBI in one project before, with charts embedded in a web page, and this was my experience too - they just took forever to load!
On top of that, the documentation around embedding charts was pretty poor, and the licensing model was very confusing - I don't think we ever did really understand it!
- ampdepolymerase 7y agoWith the new .NET Blazor stack I think this will be the new normal. All rendering will be streamed on-demand through WebSockets. Great for real-time stuff but takes some optimization for initial page load performance.
- GordonS 7y agoNot sure what you mean; when I used embedded PowerBI (~2 years ago, I think), it didn't use WebSockets.