Final call for submissions! Cool examples for the new vis website!

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Final call for submissions! Cool examples for the new vis website! #545

Closed AlexDM0 closed 9 years ago

AlexDM0 commented 9 years ago

Hi Everyone,

I'm in the process of finalizing the new vis.js website and I'd like to ask everyone if they have a cool example of things they have made using vis.js. If you made a classified project, maybe you can make a dummy with example content.

Anything is welcome, a link to your project, a working visualization, an image with small description etc. I'm looking for nice pictures with a description and credits that (could) link to a working setup. If you'd prefer we can host your example on our website.

I look forward to hearing from you all!

Regards,

Alex

EDIT: once the new website is live, we are always in search of nice showcase projects, feel free to let us know if you'd like to be featured in the future!

There was a issue about this before (#244). Those will also be incorporated in the new website. Thanks to everyone who posted submissions there!

AVermeij commented 9 years ago

Hi Alex,

Not sure whether I mentioned this to you before, but I wrote a blog article a while back which includes a vis.js network visualization:

http://www.kenedict.com/connecting-startups-and-investors-in-mobile-technology/

Relatively straightforward usage of the lib, but might serve as a practical example :-)

AlexDM0 commented 9 years ago

Hi Andre,

I have added your entree to the showcase. Thanks for reminding me!

Regards,

Alex

felixhayashi commented 9 years ago

Hi @AlexDM0,

sorry, I didn't notice this post three days ago. If you think it suits for your great vis.js library as a showcase, please do not hesitate to link Tiddlymap as a demo site of how vis is integrated in tiddlywiki.

The site is actually hosted on github (proxy: http://bit.ly/tiddlymap) and contains several examples (scrolling down...) how the wiki user can quickly create graphs with the (extended) vis.js editor (hidden in the right sidebar) and then immediately reference the created graph ("view") by using wiki-markup. The graph-content can either be added manually or assembled automatically by tiddlywiki filters (e.g. all articles that contain the tag "task" and where created at date X).

The great thing is that the vis graphs are neatly embedded in the overall wiki content and can support the text at any place. Also, since vis allows click events on nodes, articles can comfortably opened from any graph, which helps the user in quickly jumping between topics. Thus, a graph-wiki-hybrid is created which makes it incredibly easy to integrate, link and visualize ideas and topics.

Regards Felix

AlexDM0 commented 9 years ago

Hi Felix,

I've added you to the showcase, thanks for letting us know!

Regards,

Alex

felixhayashi commented 9 years ago

Hi Alex,

many thanks.

-Felix

theMiddleBlue commented 8 years ago

Hi,

i've created a Real Time log visualization Dashboard based on vis.js network. You can find my project here https://github.com/theMiddleBlue/RealTimeVis.js

hope this can be useful :) bye!

-theMiddle

AlexDM0 commented 8 years ago

Hi,

It looks very nice! We're very busy at the moment but if you'd be able to make a pull req to ghpages with an image for your setup well accept it asap!

Cheers

On 03 Dec 2015, at 16:54, theMiddle notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

i've created a Real Time log visualization Dashboard based on vis.js network. You can find my project here https://github.com/theMiddleBlue/RealTimeVis.js

hope this can be useful :) bye!

-theMiddle

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theMiddleBlue commented 8 years ago

Hi Alex,

thank you! i've just send a pull req with a screenshot (a network that show all facebook post likes)

bye!

-theMiddle

2015-12-03 22:48 GMT+01:00 Alex notifications@github.com:

Hi,

It looks very nice! We're very busy at the moment but if you'd be able to make a pull req to ghpages with an image for your setup well accept it asap!

Cheers

On 03 Dec 2015, at 16:54, theMiddle notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

i've created a Real Time log visualization Dashboard based on vis.js network. You can find my project here https://github.com/theMiddleBlue/RealTimeVis.js

hope this can be useful :) bye!

-theMiddle

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AlexDM0 commented 8 years ago

Hi,

Im afraid I cannot merge gh-pages into master. You'd need to fork vis, change the gh-pages so it contains your addition, then do a pull request into the gh-pages branch of vis.

Regards