Une idée à forte incertitude, plein de risques techniques, le tout dans un grand groupe : ce projet est un candidat idéal pour l'approche marmelab.
After several months of hard work, we are pleased to release a new version (1.0) of EventDrops, the d3.js dataviz for time series. On the menu: blazing fast performances, simplified configuration, and healthier foundations for easier maintenance!
After a long delay, EventDrops 0.2 has finally been released. It includes a full code reworking, metaballs and an interactive demo. Check it out!
![[Video] ArchitectureTree: Visualize Software Architectures In Your Browser](/_astro/architecture_tree.ganrsFmy_Z1dOBrv.webp)
You don't need a drawing app to create a software map anymore. Meet ArchitectureTree, a visualization combining d3.js and Angular.js for demanding architects.
"Afficher graphiquement l'occupation disque d'un répertoire dans la console en Javascript" : l'énoncé du problème est très motivant. Mais après 5 jours à en tenter l'implémentation, peut-on dire que node.js et d3.js sont utilisables pour des rendus graphiques dans un terminal ? Oui. Mais ...
How I used d3.js to help detect potentially dangerous code in a large codebase
For the past couple weeks, we've been working on a prototype mobile WebApp built in HTML5 and d3.js. The purpose was to test the performance of d3.js on mobile browsers.
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