Re: d3js chord diagrams

Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > Ludovic Courtès writes: > >> Hey Ricardo, >> >> Ricardo Wurmus skribis: >> >>> I’ve built something: >>> >>> http://elephly.net/graph.html >> >> What happened to this neat hack we discussed in October? :-) > > The current “export-graph” procedure writes the graph

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Ludovic Courtès writes: > Hey Ricardo, > > Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > >> I’ve built something: >> >> http://elephly.net/graph.html > > What happened to this neat hack we discussed in October? :-) The current “export-graph” procedure writes the graph representation to a port by calling outp

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Ludovic Courtès writes: > Hey Ricardo, > > Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > >> I’ve built something: >> >> http://elephly.net/graph.html > > What happened to this neat hack we discussed in October? :-) It’s sitting on the big TODO pile since then :-/ I’ll take a look if I can bring this closer t

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Hey Ricardo, Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > I’ve built something: > > http://elephly.net/graph.html What happened to this neat hack we discussed in October? :-) Ludo’.

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > Ludovic Courtès writes: [...] >>> Does this mean that the generated HTML document would have to be a gexp >>> referencing the file in the store? (I’m not sure how to implement >>> this, but with a pointer or two I could give it a try anyway.) >> >> Yes, the HTML docu

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Ludovic Courtès writes: >> So, lots of things that a dedicated hacker could implement :) > > Is it a lot of work with d3 to switch to these other representations? Each visualisation would probably require its own script (about as long as graph.js for the chord diagram) because the data may need

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > Ludovic Courtès writes: > >> Ricardo Wurmus skribis: >> >>> I’ve built something: >>> >>> http://elephly.net/graph.html >> >> Awesome! Much better than staring at a static graph in Evince. >> >>> I’ve tried earlier to build a force-directed graph to visualise the

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Ludovic Courtès writes: > Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > >> I’ve built something: >> >> http://elephly.net/graph.html > > Awesome! Much better than staring at a static graph in Evince. > >> I’ve tried earlier to build a force-directed graph to visualise the >> package dependency graph, but I ha

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Hi! Ricardo Wurmus skribis: > I’ve built something: > > http://elephly.net/graph.html Awesome! Much better than staring at a static graph in Evince. > I’ve tried earlier to build a force-directed graph to visualise the > package dependency graph, but I had to realise that a force-directed

Re: d3js chord diagrams

On Sat, Oct 22, 2016 at 12:09:14AM +0200, Ricardo Wurmus wrote: > Hi Guix, > > I???ve built something: > > http://elephly.net/graph.html Cool! > I???ve downloaded from http://d3js.org/d3.v3.js. (This is not minified > and thus rather large.) In my current implementation the contents of >

Re: d3js chord diagrams

Ricardo Wurmus writes: > Hi Guix, > > I’ve built something: > > http://elephly.net/graph.html > > ~~ Ricardo I'm not sure about the harder questions further below, but this looks awesome! And I love that this kind of thing is possible with Guix :-D Alex