It'd be handy to be able to see both sexes as different lines on one graph. If I scroll down enough to the widget that switches between male-female-total, I can't see the graph anymore which makes it difficult to compare data across facets. There's an interesting tradeoff here of putting the controls on the side for easy access but then having to make the graph smaller.
All very good suggestions, they will help prioritize what to do next!
Yes, charts only use d3. By now the charting code has become a small d3-based js charting library.
Before I continue working on this I'm trying to understand who the potential users are and how they would use software like this. Thx for your comment.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 11.4 ms ] thread- It'd be handy to highlight search terms and maybe sort by some relevance measure
- For example in this graph:
http://www.gridvisual.com/datasets/unemployment-rate-by-sex-...
It'd be handy to be able to see both sexes as different lines on one graph. If I scroll down enough to the widget that switches between male-female-total, I can't see the graph anymore which makes it difficult to compare data across facets. There's an interesting tradeoff here of putting the controls on the side for easy access but then having to make the graph smaller.
I like the idea of the subscribe feature.
In any case, good stuff! Is this raw d3?
Yes, charts only use d3. By now the charting code has become a small d3-based js charting library.
Before I continue working on this I'm trying to understand who the potential users are and how they would use software like this. Thx for your comment.