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by me_bx 13y ago
Aren't all these rants about programming languages as sterile as debating whether Spanish language sucks because it is not as regular as Italian language ? I really don't get it, people keep attacking issues of javascript or php.
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Pre-render d3.js charts at server side with node.js and jsdom(mango-is.com)
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D3.js dataviz: comparison of Klout, Kred and peerIndex(mango-is.com)
3 points by me_bx 13y ago|0 comments
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by me_bx 13y ago
there is an equivalent service for Europe without having to download an app: http://www.cleverphone.com/
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by me_bx 13y ago
> So far Crunchbang Waldorf is everything a developer would ever want. +1
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by me_bx 13y ago
yes, it is really a pale copy of Woorank. I hope he will incorporate different features, and opt in for a UI that is more distinct from Woorank's... Funny also that it's presented here as a 'mone Month project' although articles from Aug. 2
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by me_bx 13y ago
One thing really missing on your website is some information on who runs it. You provide a commercial service, but no information at all about your identity. Are you an individual or a company ? Where are you based ? Without this informatio
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by me_bx 14y ago
You might also be interested in recline.js ( http://okfnlabs.org/recline/ ), a fork of Google refine, initially created by @maxogden, now maintained by the Open Knowledge Foundation (okfn). How their data processing features differ from ope
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by me_bx 14y ago
You have quite a few players that do this, challenging traditional "corporate business intelligence" solutions with more affordable, innovative and powerful alternatives. Some serious ones are: - Good Data http://www.gooddata.com/ - BiMe
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by me_bx 14y ago
in-browser databases (syncing with server) like pouchdb might take care of this: http://pouchdb.com/
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by me_bx 14y ago
Sounds interesting. What kind of figures would be provided in the reporting ?
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by me_bx 14y ago
Hi, datadrivenjournalism.net has a jobs section: http://jobs.datadrivenjournalism.net/ Otherwise, the data-driven-journalism mailing list from okfn has quite a large audience: http://lists.okfn.org/mailman/listinfo/data-driven-journalis.
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by me_bx 15y ago
I know no solution doing all we need, only some interesting components. Here are some more links: storing data * couchdb http://couchdb.apache.org/ . Good if you already know the analysis you want to do. drawback is that indexes you create