Does anybody know of a site that keep tracks of all these JavaScript visualization libraries, or JavaScript libraries in general?<p>There are lot of great JS libraries, but it is difficult to keep track. I would like a resource for JavaScript libraries like ruby-toolbox.com is for gems.<p>If somebody has the time, the data could be pulled with GitHub's search API:<p><a href="https://developer.github.com/v3/search/" rel="nofollow">https://developer.github.com/v3/search/</a>
Dammit... other visualization library that handles timelines.. this makes me to feel a bit useless.
I keep working some months in a JS library to create and visualize TimeLines : (old version) <a href="http://elgreco.digibis.com/en/musobjects/timeline.html?busq_concept=53" rel="nofollow">http://elgreco.digibis.com/en/musobjects/timeline.html?busq_...</a>
Amazing... And very smooth! In one of the graph examples, I plugged in 500 nodes, thinking it would crash. But it failed very gracefully, and simply "slowed" things down instead of jittering into oblivion.
Some of those examples might violate one or more Xerox patents, just as an FYI. I do think this is pretty cool though, shows some interesting JavaScript uses.
I will direct my colleagues, who created this library, to this thread to answer your questions. You won't get much help from me, my expertise is C++ and robotics. :-)<p>It's nice to see that our policy of creating open-source software is starting to pay off. It's sometimes quite hard to gather interest from the wider internet population!
Does anyone know why most graph libraries that I see of this type have nodes that seem to bounce all over the place? Is there a practical motivation for this? I would think a less animated version would be more usable.
I have been searching for such a library for quite a long time. It looks very neat. I really like the idea of DataView on top of a DataSet as it can be used to define different perspectives of the data.
Nice, though when I test the examples (edit items [1]), I would expect better than confirm/alert usage.<p>1. <a href="http://visjs.org/examples/timeline/08_edit_items.html" rel="nofollow">http://visjs.org/examples/timeline/08_edit_items.html</a>