Hobart, There was no web version until today :-) (or the last months, if you hear my wife). GoJS is a generic diagram framework. I added the plumbing to convert the event stream to JSON and the Javascript code to transform the JSON feed into operations on nodes and edges in the diagram. Looking at the GoJS framework, it was simply begging to be used for this. Initially I wanted to just show the topology, but soon realized things only get interesting once the pipeline runs. I found it pretty cool to see how startup and termination of a complicated topology actually works.
The purpose of the video is to show that I have working code, and to show it to those who are impacted by company policy that does not let them look at my web site but allows them to watch youtube videos ;-) I understand the animation was fast, and I suspect the recording and the viewing is dropping many frames as well. But I had a strong desire to do it within less than 2 minutes of video. If you run the demo on my web site, it probably is more visible. Or I could extend the delays in the animation. Realize that we're dealing with a few thousand events, even for the simple cases. You probably don't want to watch it for an hour or so.. Maybe you'd need ways to stop at specific events (like a probe at some stage to halt with each new record or each record that matches your selection). Or maybe a way to wind back the flow to find where the record came from? Would you want to use the graphical user interface to construct your pipelines? Right now this pipeline is secured with tie-wraps to the wall, and it would take some effort to package it properly. In this form it is probably not very useful yet. But maybe there are aspects that would have made it easier for you to learn CMS Pipelines. Or maybe an apprentice plumber who is eager to participate and help make this useful. Sir Rob the Plumber On 24 August 2017 at 17:23, Hobart Spitz <[email protected]> wrote: > Very nice. I didn't know a web version existed. > > I would ask myself what is the goal and target audience of the video: If > the answer is an introduction for novices (which I doubt), then you might > want shoot for more basics and simpler examples. > > Concerning the demo, is there some way, perhaps optionally, to slow down or > pace it so that you can see the records flow from stage to stage? > > On Thu, Aug 24, 2017 at 11:06 AM, Rob van der Heij <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > Just the movie of a gift right now... > > > > I am looking for feedback from my fellow plumbers to determine whether > > there is value in properly wrapping the package and making it available. > > > > See https://wordpress.com/post/rvdheij.wordpress.com/324 or > > https://youtu.be/AUsCdmjlaSU > > > > Sir Rob the Plumber > > > > > > -- > OREXXMan >
