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   by kantord 9y ago

   Thanks for creating jq-web :-) Without jq-web I would probably never even have started building this. By the way I'm also working on a Javascript jq port. The main reason I'm doing that is that I want to reduce file size. Here&#x2
2. 92.▲
   by kantord 9y ago

   If you are only looking to embed charts in your blog you might be better off just using billboard.js directly https://naver.github.io/billboard.js/ That is what I used to create this project :-) Of course that only wor
3. 93.▲
   by kantord 9y ago

   Thanks. I'll look into that. Currently I just rely on billboard.js defaults regarding the sizing/internal layout of charts. Looks like this chart just has way too much data for their algorithm.
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   by kantord 9y ago

   Good point. I have added this section to README.md: https://github.com/kantord/just-dashboard/blob/master/README... Do you think this is a good explanation? I do plan to create an example project for thi
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   by kantord 9y ago

   Any CSV/JSON/etc. can be loaded as data. Since components (charts, text, layout, etc.) are just data, this is true of them as well. If you have your own backend you don't need Gists at all.
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   by kantord 9y ago

   The example in the README is very simplistic, but in principle you can add many different charts in relatively complex layouts, to show all your different KPIs, etc. For now, you only have a few components but I do plan to add more. Tables,
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   Show HN: Turn your GitHub Gist into a live dashboard(github.com)

   159 points by kantord 9y ago|26 comments
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   Show HN: Jq-in-the-browser -– jq compatible JSON processor in JavaScript(kantord.github.io)

   15 points by kantord 9y ago|1 comments