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A reusable D3.js library for creating plain and choropleth geographic maps with built-in TopoJSON support.
A D3 scale that clusters continuous data into discrete groups using a 1D clustering algorithm, similar to quantile scales.
A Jupyter widget for displaying interactive tree structures using the Jupyter-widgets protocol and jsTree.
A lightweight JavaScript library for generating customizable SVG waveform paths from audio data.
A UI application for viewing and manipulating data stored in Apache HBase distributed databases.
A Rust charting library for creating simple interactive data visualizations with partial Vega specification support.
A faster version of d3-force's many-body repulsion algorithm that reuses force approximations to speed up graph layouts.
Parse Gatling simulation.log files to generate HTML reports with Plotly charts or CSV statistics.
A Neovim plugin that aligns CSV columns using virtual text without modifying file content.
A D3 module for clipping and geometric operations on spherical polygons, enabling custom map projections.
A lightweight Vue component for drawing pure CSS donut charts with no external dependencies.
A tiny polar charts library built with D3.js for Plotly, offering configurable axes and multiple geometry modules.
A lightweight Neovim plugin that provides a table view for inspecting CSV, TSV, and SQLite data files.
A JavaScript library that generates palettes of visually distinct colors, optimized for charts and data visualization.
A Rust library for generating publication-quality figures by producing PGFPlots code.
Angular component wrapper for Chartist.js that provides typed configuration and seamless integration.
An iOS library that creates GitHub-like work contribution timelines for tracking and visualizing activity.
A 3D chart library for Java applications, supporting JavaFX, Swing, and server-side export to multiple formats.
A D3.js plugin for creating and positioning curved annotation labels on data visualizations.
A D3.js module for querying SPARQL endpoints and transforming results into JSON for data visualizations.
A free, open-source admin dashboard template built with Angular and Tailwind CSS for creating modern back-end panels.
A Xamarin.Forms chart library providing bindings for MPAndroidChart and iOSChart with support for line, bar, pie, radar, bubble, and candlestick charts.
A React Native slider component inspired by Airbnb's rheostat, featuring customizable handles, snap points, and integrated data visualization charts.
A Node-RED node for visualizing real-time data on an interactive world map with extensive marker and layer controls.
A JavaScript library for creating interactive 3D data visualizations by combining D3.js with the X3D graphics standard.
Converts R regression model outputs into publication-ready LaTeX or HTML tables for easy model comparison.
Visualize your Bash/Zsh shell usage with interactive charts via a Flask web app.
A community-driven leaderboard for tracking and comparing Claude Code usage statistics among developers.
A pure Julia implementation of LOESS (locally weighted regression) for smoothing scatterplots and fitting non-parametric models.
A data-driven JavaScript API for creating interactive thematic vector maps in the browser, built on D3 and SVG.
An open-source MQTT-based dashboard visualization tool for IoT, supporting MQTT 5.0 and easy dashboard sharing.
A command-line tool for combining geospatial data across different spatial units using five statistical methods.
A lightweight D3-based library for creating choropleth maps with tooltips using GeoJSON polygon data.
An ipywidgets wrapper of regular-table for high-performance, editable, and stylable data grids in Jupyter and JupyterLab.
A JavaScript library for creating smart SVG text boxes with automatic line wrapping and font size scaling.
A D3.js plugin for creating and positioning draggable circle and text annotations on graphics and maps.
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