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by pallavn 8y ago
Well - we took it from squatters :) and are trying to turn it into something really useful. That's why looking for feedback on what we've built!
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by pallavn 8y ago
Would love to know what is scoped in that last 10%?
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by pallavn 8y ago
Maybe try Muze to be able to build all those long tail viz :) - given that you don't have to think of any viz in Muze as a chart type - but rather compositions through layers. Would love to talk to you guys!
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by pallavn 8y ago
That's just our doc framework (early days). You can embed them in a DIV/SPAN etc.
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by pallavn 8y ago
We intend to be an open-core company, and monetize support and tools around the product.
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by pallavn 8y ago
Hey everyone, I’m part of the Muze team at Charts.com. Over the years I’ve seen lots of people who struggle to find the perfect balance between low-level visualization kernel (like d3), or black-box configurable charts (HighCharts, FusionCh
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Show HN: Tableau-Like Data Visualizations in JavaScript(charts.com)
361 points by pallavn 8y ago|114 comments
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by pallavn 13y ago
d3.js is a great library and we love the capabilities. However, there are clear use cases for both, which have been highlighted @ http://www.quora.com/What-are-some-capabilities-of-D3-js-whi...
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by pallavn 13y ago
We're not attacking RaphaelJS or any of these libraries. In fact, we use a modified version of RaphaelJS as the core, which we've open-sourced at https://github.com/fusioncharts/redraphael These libraries ar
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by pallavn 13y ago
Thanks for letting us know your stance on this but you have got the reading wrong. Let us clarify. When we say hobby projects, we don't mean open source projects at large. We mean those charting libraries that an enthusiastic developer
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Any estimates on total number of software product companies in the world?
2 points by pallavn 16y ago|0 comments