kakashi141

Hey, sorry for the late response. To see bubblesjs in action - checkout some of our data stories that pair journalistic content with visualizations https://bubblesjs.com/stories/index.html

- Demo of dashboard application https://bubblesjs.com/demo/index.html

Hello HN,

I started bubblesjs to create fast lightweight charts that could be used in places where page load time is critical like journalistic sites, ex. New York Times. bubbkesjs is < 20KB gzipped and supports a varity of charts and widgets. Check out some of the examples or data stories to see it in action.

I think there is a space in the data visualzation market for light weight charts. There are a number of players or enterprise charting but those libraries are too heavy usually in MBs. Would like to know the communities thoughts on this. Thanks!

Data Story created using bubblesjs.

Amazing work chidog12, I've tied using TextRank for text summarization before, but the results are mostly hit or miss. I've found that, elements in the page like "Follow this reader", Share on twiiter, facebook frequently oocur in these articles and due to the voter based ranking of TextRank , they get picked up as high ranked sentences. Which of the algorithms mentioned in your site were most effective in extracting useful summaries?

Animations like the one on the front page of https://www.charts.com/muze can be created using adobe aftereffects and exported using the bodymovi plugin as a JSON file along with keyframe images. The exported animation can be loaded using the lottie framework. https://airbnb.io/lottie/

Hey tyingq, The examples are loaded in iframes due to security considerations given that the sample code is editable. For your own use you don't have to load the charts in in iframe.

Hey physcab, The charts do work on mobile. Also the lag you are seeing is only a limitation of our code engine which has to fetch and process the sample in an iframe due to security constraints. In a normal environment where the library is loaded via a script tag the charts should render very quickly.

Seems to work properly if you inspect it at common breakpoints. Love the cross-connectivity between charts.