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thanks :) database connectors are on our list!

Hey! this is Moritz. one of the creators of datablocks. the project is in a very early stage and more like a showcase right now. If you have any feedback, please let me know :) It's very valuable for us. We open sourced the underlying library for creating the flows. It's called react flow https://reactflow.dev/. The backend is built with nhost and we can really recommend it -> https://nhost.io/! Thanks for the nice words here :)

Hey Norman :) nice that you are using react-flow! I will check out voxelytics. looks nice!

In this example we are using dagre https://reactflow.dev/examples/layouting/ You can use the layouting engine of your choice. There is no built-in layouting.

It's not built-in but you could implement it on your own. Here is a layouting example: https://reactflow.dev/examples/layouting/

I did a lot of data visualizations and I am big fan of d3. It's very robust software that works in all browsers. We are using d3-zoom for panning and zooming the pan but I am actually looking for an alternative to decrease the size of react flow. Maybe we will use this in the future https://github.com/anvaka/panzoom

thanks!

yes. We call them handles.

wow this looks really cool! Is it on Github?

no magic involved ;)

Nice! Someone built a synth with React Flow: https://github.com/SubZtep/synth

Hey. I am the maintainer of React Flow. Thanks for the kind words here :) We built it as a foundation for our node-based data wrangling tool datablocks https://datablocks.pro/

That's why we tried to make this library as simple as possible. It doesn't do any state updates besides the positions. You can easily store state inside nodes and change it as seen in the custom node example https://react-flow.netlify.app/custom-node

Unfortunately you are right. There are some heavy dependencies because of the zoom and panning and the dragging behaviour.

It's a library that could help you to build an UML editor or a node-based compositor for example.

If you want to try it you can find it on Github https://github.com/moklick/face-mask-browser-extension

This another version of an extension I recently published. You can find the source code on the "nicolascage" branch of this repo https://github.com/moklick/face-mask-browser-extension

Nginx Unit > G Unit

Hey!

Nice project. It would be nice if you could add the submission dates. As a user I would like to know how current a submission is

seems to be down :/

you can find the belonging blog post here http://blog.webkid.io/document-classification-in-javascript/

Yep! If you have a long video, its better to split the sprite into multiple parts.

awesome! I would like to see a performance test with canvid, cssvid and your solution :)

There is also cssvid (https://github.com/AndyTheGiant/cssVid). It does the same but with background positioning instead of drawing on a canvas.

This is an interactive version of the same dataset

Maybe http://metricsgraphicsjs.org/ could help you with this.

The project is Open Source. You can find the code on Github: https://github.com/berlinermorgenpost/mietkarte

+97% in Kreuzberg is so sick :/