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Surprise: these SXSW Twitter Visualizations are pure JavaScript (Flash-free)
- unalone 18y agoThey certainly feel like Javascript. Partly that's a good thing (I can highlight text), partly it's a bad thing (lots of rough edges). It's still a great example of how powerful JavaScript can be when used well.
- ComputerGuru 18y agoWhat a terrible URI!
- wallflower 18y agoImpressive and definitely influenced by Amy Hoy's Twistori http://twistori.com/ http://twistori.com/
- thesethings 18y agoInfluenced, and created by :D (Both Twitstori, and this site made by Amy Hoy and Thomas Fuchs.
- wallflower 18y agoThanks. I need to work on my sleep deficit.
- urlwolf 18y agoit eats quite a lot of CPU :)
- callmeed 18y agoI wasn't surprised ... if it was Flash, there'd be annoying music
- cisellis 18y agoJust because you can doesn't mean you should. Those are not good visualizations. The first one gave no indication of whether or not it could be used or clicked. What do the colors mean, does size matter? Something just scrolled off the screen, what does that mean? The one with bars is even more overwhelming and confusing to a user. Too many colors, no clue about interaction.