?
something like
stream = plotly.stream('my_bubble_chart');
stream.on('data', function (data) {
// data is an object describing the current state of the bubbles
data.chartType
data.bubbles
// etc.
})
On Thursday, 27 March 2014 15:21:13 UTC+1, Postlethwaite wrote:
It depends
:
If this is real time data streaming, it is pretty fast. Impressive. Never
see something working smoothly like this before.
How much data in bytes do you send each time.
On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 11:28:26 PM UTC+7, Postlethwaite wrote:
We at Plotly have just released our Streaming API (our
We at Plotly have just released our Streaming API (our infrastructure is
100% Nodejs) and are looking for feedback. Check out this
examplehttps://plot.ly/~streaming-demos/6/to see what our realtime data
streaming looks like. As part of the release
we have released an early candidate module to
Really cool - I agree, has potential for a jsfiddle like application.
Though with a node_modules folder and a little NPM command bar in one of
your N-E-S-W panes it would suddenly become a recursive PAAS - which is
even more cool.
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I have a simple library, levelnethttps://github.com/bpostlethwaite/levelnet,
that takes an API and reproduces it remotely using
mux-demuxhttps://github.com/dominictarr/mux-demuxand
dnode https://github.com/substack/dnode. I am trying to settle on an API
for the setup phase and was looking for
Excellent thank you
On Wednesday, 20 March 2013 21:58:21 UTC-7, Postlethwaite wrote:
I have a little code question for you.
*code:*
var EventEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter
function buildEmitters(name) {
var self = new EventEmitter
function sayWhat () {
self.emit
I have a little code question for you.
*code:*
var EventEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter
function buildEmitters(name) {
var self = new EventEmitter
function sayWhat () {
self.emit('what')
}
self.on('what', function () {
console.log(name + ' says what')
})
Yes. In fact, I learned programming primarily for implementing/using
numerical methods when I was an engineering major. ;)
I have a similar story, my learning to program was modeling systems and
such in the Sciences. Have you looked at Julia http://julialang.org/? It
offers an
. :)
But of course, it's a little bit more programming.
A little bit, but you should be able to find the equations on wikipedia,
no?
--Josh
On Sat, Jan 26, 2013 at 12:10 AM, Harald Hanche-Olsen
han...@math.ntnu.no javascript: wrote:
[Postlethwaite post.b...@gmail.com javascript: (2013-01
Love science and love node.js? What are some of your favourite tools and
libraries for doing science with Javascript and Node? I know of
Brainhttps://github.com/harthur/brainwhich is awesome, anything else?
I am interested in putting together some hands-on tools for exploring math
and science
Arch Linux eats the cake off Ubuntu (I was an Ubuntu user for a while but
became frustrated for many of the same reasons I grew frustrated with Win).
I am using Emacs + its infinite modes for all my dev, but am trying to
migrate to something more modern. Cloud9 has saved me before but HAS NO
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