As a fan of Sparklines (and Tufte in general), I have to shout out to one of my favourite places that sparklines have been used - in sudara's Audio Sparkline li

As a fan of Sparklines (and Tufte in general), I have to shout out to one of my favourite places that sparklines have been used - in sudara's Audio Sparkline library for the popular JUCE Audio processing framework: https://github.com/sudara/melatonin_audio_sparklines https://github.com/sudara/melatonin_audio_sparklines The reason this is such a nerd tickle, is that sudara even went as far as to teach lldb how to render arrays' using sparklines, meaning one can get a pretty useful clue about the contents of an audio buffer within the debugger: https://forum.juce.com/t/new-audio-sparklines-module/46606 https://forum.juce.com/t/new-audio-sparklines-module/46606 This, to me, aligns very much with the "Tao" of sparklines - although of course I've modified my local copy to use unicode fonts, which is either heinous or fabulous, depending on how much coffee I've had before I have to hit up lldb for details about why my day is going to be good/bad... ;)