I tried to create the sprint in zube(Project Management Tool) but unable to create the timeline for any issues based on which I should see the burn down chart.
I tried to create the sprint in zube(Project Management Tool) but unable to create the timeline for any issues based on which I should see the burn down chart. Expecting to set up the timeline based on which the burndown chart can be visible.
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Is there a way to stream it so it constantly plays in the background? I currently have screenshots used in Ambient mode, but would love to have reports that update themselves and on the chrome cast.
yes - https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/3228332?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en
not sure if it's totally what you're looking for but you can add a community visualization that cycles through all your data on a loop. In the top bar click the community visualizations icon, then explore more, and select AutoPlay.
Here are the instructions to set-up along with a demo - https://datastudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/859cc3f8-8968-43d0-9e2e-f47300b66a31/page/GUgQB
My clients have their home grown style sheets for buttons, labels, alerts etc for consistent look across their applications.
Now if I want to create high fidelity mockups for client review, is there a way to generate mockups using the styles sheet they have?
Any tools like Adobe / Sketch can do the same?
Appreciate your feedback.
Figma is a great tool which helps us to build a master template of certain UI component and use it across the prototype wherever it's needed. Similarly, you can use Adobe XD and Sketch which also have similar kind of features also.
I've developed an application in pyqt and matplotlib which allows the user to drag and edit plot data and I need to provide the same functionality in a web browser. I've looked at d3.js but the learning curve seems too steep for the time I have available.
I need advice on which Library/Framework can deliver my needs. Users should be able to select a number of points on a chart and be able to drag them without any noticeable performance penalty. bokeh and mpld3 seem like good candidates. Can anyone advise if these libraries or any other would work well for my needs?
Bokeh provides a number of standard mechanisms to enable it, mainly via JavaScript or Python callbacks. There is a number of drag tools like BoxSelectTool or LassoSelectTool for which you could define a callback but it is also possible to attach a callback to the canvas or plot's data source object.
Additionally it is possible to add a new functionality to Bokeh by writing your own extensions using TypeScript. See Bokeh documentation here.
This question is related to Gantt chart with D3
I see that a pretty close implementation is available for AngularJS at https://www.angular-gantt.com/demo/
Is there an equivalent in React?
I've checked http://www.reactd3.org/ and https://github.com/FormidableLabs/victory but there is nothing at the moment that seamlessly has the Gantt features.
What would the best way be to go about this with React.
The collapsible rows and the brush are the attractive features in the Angular Gantt.
This - http://bl.ocks.org/dk8996/5538271 is the closest I got but I just want to make sure there isn't a React implementation already before I choose to go with this.
In case if you want to try google charts
Google gantt chart
Currently it is in beta so try after keeping that fact in mind.
What's the best software / tool stack to display realtime scrolling names and a chart that shows a graph of donations? This is for a fundraising event and would be shown on the big screen. Donations will be received real-time and will be entered into a database. We want to have a live presentation that scrolls through the donors names as they are entered in the DB and have a graph that updates to show the total donations. Ideally we would like to be able to run this through a laptop and not be dependent on a cloud service as internet connectivity may not be solid at the event site.
If you're looking to do it yourself, and don't mind paying for the license, DevExpress seems to have the ability to do real time charts, if you don't want to pay for a license, then there is plenty of libraries that can do realtime charting in any imaginable plataform.