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Quick question how do you like jqPlot? Did you try anything like d3js? If so, any pros or cons of each? I'm currently messing with d3js for some data I have on
by winslow 13y ago
Quick question how do you like jqPlot? Did you try anything like d3js? If so, any pros or cons of each?
I'm currently messing with d3js for some data I have on my F150 for the past year. (Fuel, mpg, odometer, fuel price, etc).
EDIT: I would recommend a "browse/explore" feature. I don't know audio equipment so I don't know what to search for. Your initial hint helps but doesn't keep a non audio expert around very long.
- kruipen 13y agojqPlot works for me, but I'm not a UI person (as you can tell <g>) and I don't really use many capabilities. The library seems to be relatively big by current standards. The dirty little secret why the UI is so sparse: this is a purely static site generated once a day by a Haskell program. The is no real browse feature, although you can click to some other "random" pages from actual price pages (e.g. http://kruipen.com/wyred-4-sound-dac-2-5.html http://kruipen.com/wyred-4-sound-dac-2-5.html). But those links are more intended for search engine crawlers than humans - that's why they appear "random" <g>.