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We built in-browser Ad-hoc Data Visualization client – It took us over 12 months

3 pointsby zx33over 10 years ago
12 months ago we were just a dashboard application with variety of data connections. We badly needed a tool to do ad-hoc drag and drop visualizations and able to finally publish it to finished analysis or dashboard.<p>The traditional thought was to go with a separate desktop based separate product that we could integrate with our dashboard but that idea did not go further. So then we started working on a browsers based ad-hoc Data visualizer and it turned out very good but still the user experience between two separate products was horrible.<p>Finally we put this new product right into our dashboard application and it is now nicely integrated. You can check out the new Visualizer in the video of this page [bottom]<p>http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.infocaptor.com&#x2F;dashboard&#x2F;infocaptor-2-1-stunning-visual-analyzer-and-data-discovery-done-right-in-your-browser<p>Please do checkout and looking forward for your feedback.

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pdxover 10 years ago
Click: <a href="http://www.infocaptor.com/dashboard/infocaptor-2-1-stunning-visual-analyzer-and-data-discovery-done-right-in-your-browser" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.infocaptor.com&#x2F;dashboard&#x2F;infocaptor-2-1-stunning-...</a>