justtoni

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by justtoni 2y ago
So where do you exactly store data inside the cluster, and can I send it to a self-hosted datastore like Clickhouse or S3?
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by justtoni 4y ago
Everyone was/is a beginner at some point. Even if you think about other areas in life, you need to begin in order to improve, e.g. driving a car, riding a bicycle, using any tool, learning to cook, etc. That's why I recommended to
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by justtoni 4y ago
Practice. Just do it. Start doing it. Something. Anything. Start with any project that is meaningful to you. It doesn't need to be large or have business value. You can start with a tutorial that covers building up a small project just
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by justtoni 4y ago
vis-network is a great library. We actually started with it because we liked the API, the styling capabilities, easy to use event handlers. But we experienced performance issues when we wanted to simulate and render larger graphs because it
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by justtoni 4y ago
Maybe they hired a CFO who said on his first day: "I am sorry, but you are fucked".
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by justtoni 4y ago
SVG excels at drawing a small number of large elements, where it sometimes performs even better than the HTML5 Canvas or WebGL.
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by justtoni 4y ago
D3 is a great product. We really like using it. D3 has a great integration with svg rendering, but we needed a canvas rendering which resulted in a merge of vis.js (guys did a great job on canvas rendering) and D3 (just the simulator: d3-fo
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by justtoni 4y ago
Great destruct of the existing title to get to the better title! Even though "end all engines" might not be 100% correct, because the initial idea of the Orb is to make a single interface where the background (simulation and rende
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by justtoni 4y ago
What would you expect from a display to be good enough? Just as a note, Orb is not there to compete with high volume graph visualizations like Cosmograph, Graphistry, Linkurious. It is more as a child from d3 and vis.js, which are great lib