For UIs with a million different things any browser is going to be unusable. You could render your Compose images to PNG and use it with Escher though - that should be pretty easy on the browser. But then your bottleneck will be getting Cairo to compile Compose graphics to PNG really fast. I am unsure about GLVisualize, Simon might be able to tell you about it further.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 11:26 PM, Tom Breloff <t...@breloff.com> wrote: > Has anyone used Escher/Compose/Gadfly for interactive > visualization/plotting with lots of data (million's of updates)? Is there > support for 3D visualization as part of this ecosystem? If not, is it > planned? Any performance gotchas I need to worry about? Bandwidth > issues? Missing functionality? etc > > Does anyone split their gui/backend into 2 different Julia processes for > cpu-heavy processing? Are there built-in methods for updating the gui/viz > like that or do I have to roll my own with zmq or similar? > > Any opinions in the matter would be appreciated. I'm on the fence whether > I should commit to a web gui for everything I do or whether I should still > do some things with Qt, or perhaps GLVisualize. > >
