D3 seems capable, yes? Although I haven't found a timeline made with it yet
that fairly emulates Simile's.
On Monday, March 15, 2021 at 7:55:26 PM UTC-5 kar...@csail.mit.edu wrote:
> Sadly, I am not aware of any modern tool that does what exhibit does.
> Obviously, I have a very clear sense
Sadly, I am not aware of any modern tool that does what exhibit does.
Obviously, I have a very clear sense of how to build one, if we could
find the resources to do so. We are working on a new research project,
http://mavo.io/ , that does a lot of amazing things but does not yet
supersede
Timeline JS seems useful:
https://timeline.knightlab.com
Here's an example:
https://timeline.knightlab.com/examples/user-interface/index.html
However, if the desideratum is to separate the data layer from the
visualization layer I don't see that Timeline JS does that.
-Jodi
On Mon, Mar 15, 2021
Hi David,
Per you comment "If nothing better has been created in the past 13
years...", are you aware of any tool(s) that could be used to re-build the
President's Simile Exhibit that would be modern? More modern? All of the
features in that demo - map, timeline, facets, search, tables - via
I dropped the code into a java servlet, and brought up the dinosaur
example; other than the fact that the icons it references no longer exist,
the code does run. I am noticing that the ajax calls are not working; not
yet sure why that is. The html needs character encoding declared; browsers
have
On 12/20/2020 12:55 PM, Jack Park wrote:
David,
Thanks for that context.
Ii was familiar with the entire Simile projects when it was first
announced at MIT; even built some stuff with it - "way back when".
Today, I'd like to see it work with JSON, but maybe that's just me.
I'm wondering if
David,
Thanks for that context.
Ii was familiar with the entire Simile projects when it was first announced
at MIT; even built some stuff with it - "way back when".
Today, I'd like to see it work with JSON, but maybe that's just me.
I'm wondering if there exists enough energy to begin
Simile Timeline is 13 years old and has never been modernized. If
nothing better has been created in the past 13 years, that's a sad
indication of the state of modern software. The primary reason for the
continued existence of Simile Timeline is its use as a component in
Simile Exhibit.
Hola Luis,
Thanks for asking.
My intention is to build a server application which has the capability to
display massive timelines.
I am left with this question, given that the documentation pages don't
exist for the recent version, only the previous version: what, really, is
the point of
What do you mean? Do you want to build a new release from gh repo? [1] or
do you want to use exhibit timeline in github pages?
[1]
https://github.com/simile-widgets/exhibit/wiki/Deploying-a-New-Version-to-Prod
El dom, 20 de diciembre de 2020 5:43, Jack Park
escribió:
>
> Has anyone recently
Has anyone recently built Timeline from the github repo?
I am finding missing artifacts, which provokes build failures.
Thanks
Jack
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