I've been creating a bunch of angularjs directives for d3 for a project at work and was thinking about seeing if they would let me put them up on github. I've seen FullScale's danglejs, but it's not as configurable as we'd like and only has a handful of visualizations.<p>If you're interested in us open-sourcing them, please let me know and I'll convince them to let me put the code up.<p>ex: to produce this <a href="http://mbostock.github.io/d3/talk/20111018/tree.html" rel="nofollow">http://mbostock.github.io/d3/talk/20111018/tree.html</a><p><collapsible-tree orient="horizontal" bind="treeData" click-node="handleNodeClick" dbl-click-node="handleNodeDblClick"></collapsible-tree>
Exactly the thing I'd like to use in our company's dashboard, missing the webdev fluency to apply things like d3.js.<p>Moreover, generating JS from templates feels like a hack, and delivering separate JS docs via Ajax is somewhat more complex.<p>Thanks a lot!
Inline transformation of data would seem like the natural fit for SGML derivatives - it seems a shame that we've so often found the need to go with explicit graphs, decorations and indeed the just-gone situation of seemingly redundant HTML to help fight the CSS box model. :/<p>(cue responding comment(s) about XSLT, WPF, etc.)<p>Also nice call on the simple-as-possible colouring, there. :)