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A collection of examples demonstrating how to integrate D3.js data visualizations with Angular 2+ applications.
Web-components for interactive scientific writing, reactive documents, and explorable explanations.
An open-source IoT platform for managing low-power devices with multi-protocol support, rule engine, and data visualization.
A Vue.js plugin for creating fully reactive and customizable charts using D3.js with two-way data binding.
Material-UI React components wrapped for use in Dash Python web applications.
A Hadoop log aggregator and dashboard for visualizing cluster utilization across users.
A drag-and-drop dashboard builder library for Angular applications, enabling rapid assembly of responsive data dashboards.
A userscript that enhances the OpenStreetMap website with advanced editing tools, visual improvements, and productivity features for experienced mappers.
React components for declaratively composing animated, interactive visualizations.
A React Native wrapper for Apache ECharts, enabling complex, interactive charts in mobile apps via WebView.
A tool for data visualization and statistical analysis of threat intelligence indicator feeds to measure their quality and effectiveness.
A Python library for serverless, random-access reading and writing of Neuroglancer Precomputed format volumes, meshes, and skeletons.
A fast schema and data analyzer for MongoDB that provides detailed insights into database structure and content.
Python bindings for the Mapnik C++ library, enabling programmatic map rendering and geospatial visualization.
A JavaScript library for creating interactive tree diagrams with dynamic data updates and customizable visualizations.
A sample application demonstrating real-time data processing and visualization using Amazon Kinesis, DynamoDB, and a web server.
A blazingly fast, minimal serial monitor and plotter for embedded systems and serial communication, written in Rust.
Compare npm package download trends over time with interactive charts and embeddable visualizations.
A Python package for analyzing public transport networks using GTFS data, enabling accessibility analysis and network statistics.
A Python script that generates graphs and charts from password cracking results (hashcat/john potfiles) for security analysis.
A desktop application for interactive computing with Jupyter notebooks, supporting multiple kernels and rich outputs.
A Home Assistant integration that publishes smart home events to Elasticsearch for advanced analytics and visualization.
A Clojure/Script library that converts JSON/EDN data into human-readable HTML DOM nodes.
High-performance Swift treemap layout engine for iOS and macOS using the squarified algorithm.
A Symfony bundle that simplifies integrating Highcharts for rich graphs and charts in Symfony applications.
A bridge library enabling Clojure to call R functions and use R objects for statistical computing and data science.
An R HTML widget for creating interactive scatter plots with D3.js, featuring smooth transitions and SVG export.
A Vue.js visualization library offering a comprehensive suite of D3.js and Leaflet components for building interactive dashboards.
An R package for visualizing, adjusting, and comparing hierarchical clustering dendrograms.
A Python implementation of individual conditional expectation plots for visualizing machine learning model predictions.
A Clojure/Java library for streaming, one-pass histograms that approximate data distributions for learning, visualization, and analysis.
A tool and GitHub Action for continuous benchmarking of Go code, visualizing results, and detecting performance regressions in pull requests.
A JavaScript implementation of the Louvain method for efficient community detection in graphs.
A web application for visualizing astronomical HiPS data directly in the browser, embeddable in any webpage.
A command-line tool that generates sparklines from numeric data for terminal visualization.
A JavaScript micro library for generating evenly spaced gradient color stops between specified colors.
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