I'm not sure what went wrong, as I couldn't see any error messages output from http.server. But, when creating a scatter plot with 4 columns of data and 155 000 rows, the web page gave out an 500 error message and stopped processing. No further clues in the stdout of http.server. When the data had more columns (20 columns with 155 000 rows) the page did not get to the stage where it says it starts to process the uploaded file. 6 columns with 155 000 rows seems to be max to get the file to get processed at all.
Strangly enough when I changed to Firefox, the graph was created (4 columns and 155 000 rows), even though it took approx. 1 hour on a 8 core, 32 GB ram computer.
I did notice that Chrome did multi threading and Firefox did not. Perhaps related?
rawgraphs is client side app and charts are rendered in svg. with large dataset do expect different behaviors based on the your machine and the browser used.
I'm not sure what went wrong, as I couldn't see any error messages output from http.server. But, when creating a scatter plot with 4 columns of data and 155 000 rows, the web page gave out an 500 error message and stopped processing. No further clues in the stdout of http.server. When the data had more columns (20 columns with 155 000 rows) the page did not get to the stage where it says it starts to process the uploaded file. 6 columns with 155 000 rows seems to be max to get the file to get processed at all.
Strangly enough when I changed to Firefox, the graph was created (4 columns and 155 000 rows), even though it took approx. 1 hour on a 8 core, 32 GB ram computer.
I did notice that Chrome did multi threading and Firefox did not. Perhaps related?