Boygirl

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   by Boygirl 7y ago

   I think the only stipulation is that work needs to eventually be made available to the public under some open source license.
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   by Boygirl 7y ago

   Disclaimer- formidable employee and open source maintainer Formidable does pay folks their full engineering salaries to make targeted contributions to open source during work hours. We can't afford to do a ton of this, so it mostly hap
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   by Boygirl 8y ago

   If you're working in React, check out Victory. It's based on D3, but it's intended to be much easier to get started with. There's a version for React Native too: https://github.com/FormidableLabs/vic
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   by Boygirl 10y ago

   We take the idea of a beta release super seriously, and so we want to make sure Victory is rock solid before we put the beta label on it. That said, Victory is already being used in production apps.
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   by Boygirl 10y ago

   There is a React Native version of Victory that reuses a lot of the same code base with different render targets (react-native-svg components). The api is identical. Check it out: https://github.com/FormidableLabs/victo