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DataCrayon
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Some of you may enjoy watching this too: Desktop Browsers Market Share over time (pie chart race) https://plotapi.com/explore/view/563abc04-f196-4992-aefe-973...
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Beautiful and interactive visualizations without a single line of code
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Show HN: PlotAPI, enabling beautiful interactive visualisations
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Plotapi ( https://plotapi.com ) has its 20% off sale running... it's independent :) focus is on creating beautiful and interactive visualisations
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Hi - my pleasure! It's as mkl said - a static site generator. It's a Python-based one so I was more comfortable customising it.
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For PlotAPI ( https://plotapi.com ) I’m using: - FastAPI for the SaaS itself - WooCommerce for the accounts and subscriptions - Nikola for the gallery and feature demonstrations - FreeAgent for handling all the tax obligations (UK
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5y ago
some examples on https://plotapi.com/gallery/ and https://datacrayon.com
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Just in case this is useful to you: https://darkreader.org
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Self publishing has been great for me... given me more control and brought me closer to my readers [1] It also means I've been able to work on "early access books" with regular updates [1] https://datacrayon.com&#x
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Mine here https://datacrayon.com but working on a new project at the moment
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I know what you mean. They've just released their "expansion" too, New Genesis, which pushes further away from the original!
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Amazing on both the N64 and the Dreamcast!
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I vaguely remember the right angle bends - but don't remember taking issue with them. Though - I was much younger and perhaps not as critical! Manx TT SuperBike was good
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Sold on the Xbox a long time ago - back when I regularly moved from flat to flat it became a hassle to take all that stuff with me! I’ll check out Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, thanks for the tip!
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The Dreamcast was great for racing games - particularly arcade racers too! The last one I remember buying was Metropolis Street Racer - good fun. If you haven’t checked it out, give Tokyo Xtreme Racer a look
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Amazing work! The Dreamcast was and is my favourite console, I still have many great memories from having it all those years ago. So much so that I made this [1] when messing about with D3.js It's mentioned in the article, but it'
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Here is mine https://datacrayon.com I use a static site generator that I've modified with features that I needed!
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I'm very grateful for Jupyter Lab and Jupyter Notebooks. I work with them more than anything else, and even use them with Rust [1], my data visualisations [2], and to write my books [3]. [1] https://datacrayon.com/posts
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Nice! However, I prefer IBM Plex[1], and it has the advantage of being an open-source project! I have recently re-designed my CV (15 pages down to 2) and used IBM Plex for all of it... happy so far. [1] https://github.com/IB
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I did some clean-up on Plotapi ( https://plotapi.com ) in preparation for the next data visualisation I introduce... it was mostly some improvements around caching and compression. REST Client plugin for VSCode has been useful for
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It is my pleasure! https://m8.fyi/athorax
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That is the first positive comment I've ever had about m8.fyi - thank you, really! I'm British - "mate" is used often but it doesn't sound as friendly as when Aussies use it!
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I bought https://m8.fyi because I wanted a URL shortener to use for my work - it's hard to expect someone to type out " https://datacrayon.com/posts/plotapi/showcase/pokemon-types-... &quo
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Thank you! Gitea was quite easy to set up, I just had to run the executable from my local server and I was up and running! I've recently become more concerned with hosting my data off-premises, so I use this local Gitea instance when s
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I left my job recently, which has allowed me to launch and work on Plotapi ( https://plotapi.com ) full-time. I was spending 16+ hours a day on the project up until the launch. I organised myself with a local Gitea ( https:/&
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I purchased https://m8.fyi . The intention was to create very short urls to put on GIFs/videos, making it easy for people to visit the source (e.g. https://m8.fyi/mon ), especially on mobile. Most avoid it or
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Mentioned on an earlier thread, but this is part of the reason I started my book "Visualisation with D3.js"[1]... it's early access and I'm trying to find more time to work on it. It's entirely separate from Observa
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That's part of the reason I started my book "Visualisation with D3.js"[1]... it's early access and I'm trying to find more time to work on it, but it's all JS native [1] https://datacrayon.com/s
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Great! Nice to see very few breaking changes, the Dreamcast intro animation still works https://datacrayon.com/posts/visualisation/visualisation-wit...
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It got me the first few customers for my book "Data Analysis with Rust Notebooks ( https://datacrayon.com/shop/product/data-analysis-with-rust-... ) which encouraged me to work on it further. Besides that - the
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