enjalot

9 ms·

31.
by enjalot 12y ago
There is one such framework: http://derbyjs.com/ It's been in development for about 3 years, so it certainly has a cost to implement. It is being used in production by Lever (YC) to ship very usable enterprise software
32.
by enjalot 12y ago
this is custom d3.js + AngularJS
33.
Our experience organizing the first D3.js unconference(medium.com)
4 points by enjalot 12y ago|0 comments
34.
by enjalot 12y ago
the other visualizations on setosa.io are pretty great. There really aren't enough of these around if you ask me. another set of good tutorials that are at this level is Red Blob Games: http://www.redblobgames.com/ foc
35.
by enjalot 12y ago
there is more to life than money. some people value being part of a community, helping others or creating their identity enough to spend lots of time on it. money is a simplistic proxy for adding value to the world, try understanding value
36.
by enjalot 12y ago
A lot of us "young" devs grew up on windows and remember what a hostile place it was to learn. My disdain for Microsoft is anything but lazy, I have worked very hard not to have to develop for Windows. I think if you pull your hea
37.
by enjalot 12y ago
The honesty is relatable, the fear is real. As someone who is working with/on some of the newfangled technologies it's as if my coworkers are constantly trying to put me out of touch! I've seen a bunch of new and sweet techno
38.
The Pitchforks are Coming(politico.com)
5 points by enjalot 12y ago|8 comments
39.
by enjalot 13y ago
I love seeing the mostly red charts, looks like people that mined a lot. check #145 and #180. These people are selling at exponential curves on a log plot... mind blowing.
40.
by enjalot 13y ago
"I still use it as an amiable label for the nerdy guy who comes to my office and rolls his eyes when I ask why my computer won't talk to the printer down the hall." why does this piss me off so much? it was all well and good
41.
I am a Manic Pixie Dream Hacker, and so can you(medium.com)
4 points by enjalot 13y ago|0 comments
42.
by enjalot 13y ago
node is OVER http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlGqN3AKOsA
43.
by enjalot 13y ago
I just wish there was a button in each example that would populate with some demo data. I like to watch something go and then figure out it out by playing with the parameters. From this I don't immediately know what kind of inputs and
44.
by enjalot 13y ago
An alternative path would be to add it as a plugin to Codemirror and put it up as a javascript tool. That way you share a technique in an environment that is familiar to a lot of people, and is easily shareable. people are starting to play
45.
Live Senate hearing on Bitcoin(c-span.org)
3 points by enjalot 13y ago|0 comments
46.
by enjalot 13y ago
Circus? you could barely call it a sideshow. I remember the glory days when we wrote perfect algorithms by hand and mailed them by post to each other. We called it Mathematics. I've watched beautiful concepts come to life only to choke
47.
by enjalot 13y ago
but then you can take it out of mongo into something made for analytics. this is a challenge i'm currently facing, but I feel the flexibility mongo has offered in letting us iterate on our data collection is paying off in the end.
48.
Show HN: Visualizing the BART strike with d3.js(enjalot.github.io)
4 points by enjalot 13y ago|0 comments
49.
by enjalot 13y ago
Here's an interesting essay that expands on this exact point: https://medium.com/armchair-economics/ec6139b54795 it's written by a collaborator of this project and a transportation PhD student at Cal.
50.
by enjalot 13y ago
Tech is a booming industry, and there aren't enough people with the skills to do the work that needs to be done so high salaries are common. It is unclear what the supply and demand curve is for public transit employees, but it will be
51.
by enjalot 13y ago
it's actually an efficient way to communicate the nuances going on with the issue. "Reader friendly" would be the quote that the average BART employee makes 80k in pay and benefits. This chart shows you what those figures bre
52.
by enjalot 13y ago
you can see the "Total Cost of Employment" for every employee here: http://enjalot.github.io/bart/#chapter-03 or a aggregated view here: http://enjalot.github.io/bart/#chapter-035 As sxy
53.
by enjalot 13y ago
the data and the context for the project are linked here: http://enjalot.github.io/bart/
54.
Understanding the BART labor dispute with d3.js(enjalot.github.io)
9 points by enjalot 13y ago|1 comments
55.
Show HN: Chrome extension that takes screenshots on tab refresh(medium.com)
1 points by enjalot 13y ago|0 comments
56.
Graff the web: imagining a new class of browser extensions(medium.com)
1 points by enjalot 13y ago|0 comments
57.
10 fresh d3.js and crossfilter.js tutorial videos(youtube.com)
2 points by enjalot 13y ago|0 comments
58.
by enjalot 14y ago
I agree. This is a good start! I would love to see the teams closer together to get a quicker sense of comparison. The nice thing about d3 is it makes it fairly easy to add interaction, so giving the user an option to re-layout would be a c
59.
by enjalot 14y ago
nice use of d3!
60.
by enjalot 14y ago
I also found this blog post hard to read, random missing punctuation and grammar mistakes made it hard to follow. I don't see much new in this one.

More ›