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Re: Show HN: Tableau-like Data Visualization library (free), powered by WebAssembly

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pallavn wrote: post #10
samblr wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Was wondering the same. Not sure what is the point of having .org website here. >> The Software is protected by copyright, including without limitation by Copyright Law and international treaty provision

We started with the JavaScript version of Muze, which is open-source (MIT). Hence the .org. For the WASM version also, we'll open-source (just not right now - waiting to build a few more modules, to monetize the enterprise ones, to bring sustainability into the project).

MIT GitHub link repo says code deprecated.

Re: Show HN: Tableau-like Data Visualization library (free), powered by WebAssembly

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Post by pallavn »

antman wrote: post #13

For Tableau like functionality crossfiltering and drill dowm should be first class features, is that part of the current functionality or is there some exampke?

Hi,

Yes, these are available by default.

- Cross filtering: https://muzejs.org/demos/wa/latest/crossfiltering-with-dynam...

- Drill-down with custom drill path: https://muzejs.org/demos/wa/latest/drilldown

- Drill into grid: https://muzejs.org/demos/wa/latest/show-datagrid-on-doublecl...

Re: Show HN: Tableau-like Data Visualization library (free), powered by WebAssembly

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Post by pallavn »

samblr wrote: post #12
pallavn wrote: post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

We started with the JavaScript version of Muze, which is open-source (MIT). Hence the .org. For the WASM version also, we'll open-source (just not right now - waiting to build a few more modules, to monetize the enterprise ones, to bring sustainability into the project).

MIT GitHub link repo says code deprecated.

In the JS version (MIT), we're currently doing bug fixes only. Hence, we've marked it as deprecated.

The new features are in WASM repo, which will be open source later.

Re: Show HN: Tableau-like Data Visualization library (free), powered by WebAssembly

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Post by macklemoreshair »

This seems interesting but I’m not sure how to use it....? We have a react app that could really use a plug and play kind of viz library. Is the idea that I could feed my data into this and it would automatically configure viz based on the dataset it sees?

Re: Show HN: Tableau-like Data Visualization library (free), powered by WebAssembly

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Post by pallavn »

macklemoreshair wrote: post #16

This seems interesting but I’m not sure how to use it....? We have a react app that could really use a plug and play kind of viz library. Is the idea that I could feed my data into this and it would automatically configure viz based on the dataset it sees?

Yes, that's the idea. You include Muze, provide the data, and it automatically renders the visualization and interactions.

P.S. We're coming up with a react binding for Muze in next 4-5 weeks.

Re: Show HN: Tableau-like Data Visualization library (free), powered by WebAssembly

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Post by pallavn »

bastijn wrote: post #11

On my iPhone 11 Pro Max, iOS 13.5.1, chrome 84.0.4147.71 the "health index of each country" is crashing my tab. Otherwise, thanks for sharing. Bookmarked just in case.

Thanks for the reporting this. We are working on it. It seems that this issue exist for a particular chrome version. We'll fix it soon.

Re: Show HN: Tableau-like Data Visualization library (free), powered by WebAssembly

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Post by pallavn »

pallavn wrote: post #17
macklemoreshair wrote: post #16

This seems interesting but I’m not sure how to use it....? We have a react app that could really use a plug and play kind of viz library. Is the idea that I could feed my data into this and it would automatically configure viz based on the dataset it sees?

Yes, that's the idea. You include Muze, provide the data, and it automatically renders the visualization and interactions. P.S. We're coming up with a react binding for Muze in next 4-5 weeks.

Here's an example of using Muze with React: https://codepen.io/chartshq/pen/jOqELZR
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