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Exceptionally handsome if you like Windows 8 perhaps. I don't like the big rectangles with bright colors. A good dashboard should be almost invisible until something important happens.
Hey everyone! Dashing creator here. Thanks for the frontpage :) I have good news for you all. Dashing will be evolving soon to support multiple backends. Already there are ports being written for python, perl, .net, and also better rails integration. Stay tuned! P.S: Sorry for the downtime. Was not expecting frontpage. While I work on getting it stable, enjoy this screenshot: http://cl.ly/image/321Y2V361X1r
It would be nice to have a github org for dashing and all its ports. That could take some of the burden of all the ports off of you. I know its part of shopify organization now, but there is a lot of interest I know I would love to contribute to other backends as well
Hey everyone! Dashing creator here. Thanks for the frontpage :) I have good news for you all. Dashing will be evolving soon to support multiple backends. Already there are ports being written for python, perl, .net, and also better rails integration. Stay tuned! P.S: Sorry for the downtime. Was not expecting frontpage. While I work on getting it stable, enjoy this screenshot: http://cl.ly/image/321Y2V361X1r
We have a platform that really needs this, so I'm looking forward to using it immensely.
that's awful. css and some javascript? do we really need anymore head-up-arse code junk floating around our heads right now? every five minutes there is a new javascript plugin/distraction that claims to change our lives. When will you people get a life and start solving real problems?
Exceptionally handsome if you like Windows 8 perhaps. I don't like the big rectangles with bright colors. A good dashboard should be almost invisible until something important happens.
Dashing contributor here: That's great, the default style isn't supposed to be a one-size-fits-all solution, and it's definitely not trying to dictate design decisions. The real meat of the project is the underlying messaging that passes your data from the server to multiple clients. You write a job that calls send_data, and Dashing takes care of the rest. There's room for as much customization as you like on the fro…
But I don't understand why native graphite widgets aren't in dashing. These two projects (graphite + dashing) are literally made for eachother.
Hey everyone! Dashing creator here. Thanks for the frontpage :) I have good news for you all. Dashing will be evolving soon to support multiple backends. Already there are ports being written for python, perl, .net, and also better rails integration. Stay tuned! P.S: Sorry for the downtime. Was not expecting frontpage. While I work on getting it stable, enjoy this screenshot: http://cl.ly/image/321Y2V361X1r
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I would not be surprised if spinning up on CoffeeScript was easier for beginners without real JavaScript experience.
yeah, probably. Dunno if it's a good thing, that people start with a transcompiled language...
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Dashing contributor here: That's great, the default style isn't supposed to be a one-size-fits-all solution, and it's definitely not trying to dictate design decisions. The real meat of the project is the underlying messaging that passes your data from the server to multiple clients. You write a job that calls send_data, and Dashing takes care of the rest. There's room for as much customization as you like on the fro…
Are there any plans to have native graphite input widgets? This is super cool: http://thomasvm.github.com/blog/2012/11/19/bling-dashboards-... But I don't understand why native graphite widgets aren't in dashing. These two projects (graphite + dashing) are literally made for eachother.
That's why we want people to submit third-party widgets and jobs. We can't cater to all environments ourselves, but others can help out and share their own.