alexdm0

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by alexdm0 11y ago
Cool, I'll take a look!
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by alexdm0 11y ago
Will we be able to make our own apps for this or is it limited to what you guys are building?
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by alexdm0 11y ago
How open source are these things? Can we program them ourselves?
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by alexdm0 12y ago
https://github.com/almende/vis
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by alexdm0 12y ago
CGamesPlay and TuringTest are both right, the gravity and springs model allows us to neatly show the data. These calculations take time and for bigger systems one might have to wait tens of seconds for it to settle. For smaller systems it&#
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by alexdm0 12y ago
Yes it is. It uses canvas and HTML DOM manipulation without using plugins like d3.
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by alexdm0 12y ago
We currently use Canvas for the graph and HTML DOM for the timeline. As for browser support, see my post in reply to the post you replied to :).
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by alexdm0 12y ago
It's great to see the interest in the libary! I'm currently working with josdejong to improve the vis.js library. I'll try to answer most questions here. If there's anything else, feel free to ask us on github!
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by alexdm0 12y ago
Hi, we are targetting chrome, firefox, internet explorer, safari and mobile. There are some issues in andriod browser and safari has a slow javascript implementation. We try to make it fast and available on the bigger browsers.
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by alexdm0 12y ago
Hi, I'm the colleague josdejong mentioned and I've been maintaining and developing the Graph module. The module is currently in canvas so you cannot put HTML formatting in the nodes. There are a variety of shaped and formatting yo