<aclass="post"href="#The 2015 roadmap for vis.js">- The 2015 roadmap for vis.js</a>
<aclass="post"href="#A look back on vis.js">- A look back on vis.js</a>
<aclass="post"href="#New website for vis.js!">- New website for vis.js!</a>
<aclass="post"href="#Released version 3.8.0">- Released version 3.8.0</a>
<adata-scrollclass="post"href="#The 2015 roadmap for vis.js">- The 2015 roadmap for vis.js</a>
<adata-scrollclass="post"href="#A look back on vis.js">- A look back on vis.js</a>
<adata-scrollclass="post"href="#New website for vis.js!">- New website for vis.js!</a>
<adata-scrollclass="post"href="#Released version 3.8.0">- Released version 3.8.0</a>
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On the 16th of April 2014, exactly a year after the initial commit, <ahref="https://twitter.com/hackernewsbot/status/456231005678874624"target="_blank">a twitterbot with a lot of followers</a> notified
On the 16th of April 2014, exactly a year after the initial commit, <ahref="https://twitter.com/hackernewsbot/status/456231005678874624"target="_blank">a twitterbot with a lot of followers</a> notified
the world that we were featured on hackernews! This was the boost we needed to really reach a large community. We saw the amount of visitors and Github stars increase greatly over the months that followed.
the world that we were featured on hackernews! This was the boost we needed to really reach a large community. We saw the amount of visitors and Github stars increase greatly over the months that followed.
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<i><b>TODO: insert graph2d with visitors?</b></i>
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The 14th of October, we have altered the license of vis.js to MIT or APACHE 2.0. This allowed <ahref="http://tiddlywiki.com/"target="_blank">Tiddlywiki</a> to add vis.js to their keychain. From what we hear,
The 14th of October, we have altered the license of vis.js to MIT or APACHE 2.0. This allowed <ahref="http://tiddlywiki.com/"target="_blank">Tiddlywiki</a> to add vis.js to their keychain. From what we hear,
their developers really enjoy working with vis and we look forward to hearing how their community uses our software!
their developers really enjoy working with vis and we look forward to hearing how their community uses our software!
<h1>Graph2d Examples</h1><aclass="btn btn-default"href="#allExamples"role="button">View all examples »</a><aclass="btn btn-primary"href="./docs/graph2d.html"role="button">View docs »</a>
<h1>Graph2d Examples</h1><aclass="btn btn-default"href="#allExamples"role="button">View all examples »</a><aclass="btn btn-primary"href="./docs/graph2d.html"role="button">View docs »</a>
<divclass="textHTMLContent">This small code example shows the easiest way to get a Graph2d up and running. This code has been taken from example 1. The working example is shown next to it. Click it to start the interaction.</div>
<divclass="textHTMLContent">This small code example shows the easiest way to get a Graph2d up and running. This code has been taken from example 1. The working example is shown next to it. Click it to start the interaction.</div>
<h1>Graph3d Examples</h1><aclass="btn btn-default"href="#allExamples"role="button">View all examples »</a><aclass="btn btn-primary"href="./docs/graph3d.html"role="button">View docs »</a>
<h1>Graph3d Examples</h1><aclass="btn btn-default"href="#allExamples"role="button">View all examples »</a><aclass="btn btn-primary"href="./docs/graph3d.html"role="button">View docs »</a>
<divclass="textHTMLContent">This small code example shows the easiest way to get a Graph2d up and running. This code has been taken from example 1. The working example is shown next to it. Click it to start the interaction.</div>
<divclass="textHTMLContent">This small code example shows the easiest way to get a Graph2d up and running. This code has been taken from example 1. The working example is shown next to it. Click it to start the interaction.</div>
<p>A dynamic, browser based visualization library.
The library is designed to be easy to use, to handle large amounts
of dynamic data, and to enable manipulation of and interaction with the data.
The library consists of the components DataSet, Timeline, Network, Graph2d and Graph3d. <ahref="#download_install"class="header">Get it over here!</a></p>
<pclass="text-justify">Network is a visualization to display networks and networks consisting of nodes and edges. The visualization is easy to use and supports custom shapes, styles, colors, sizes, images, and more.
To handle a larger amount of nodes, Network has clustering support. Network uses HTML canvas for rendering.</p>
<pclass="text-justify">The Timeline is an interactive chart to visualize data in time. The data items can take place on a single date, or have a start and end date (a range).
Timeline uses regular HTML DOM to render the timeline and items put on the timeline. This allows for flexible customization using css styling.</p>
<p>Create a fully customizable, interactive timeline with items and ranges.</p>
<pclass="text-justify">Graph2d is an interactive visualization chart to draw data in a 2D graph. It can plot lines, point and bars. You can freely move and zoom in the graph by dragging and scrolling in the window.
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Graph2d uses HTML DOM and SVG for rendering. This allows for flexible customization using css styling.</p>
<p>Draw graphs and bar charts on an interactive timeline and personalize it any way you want.</p>
<h1>Network Examples</h1><aclass="btn btn-default"href="#allExamples"role="button">View all examples »</a><aclass="btn btn-primary"href="./docs/network.html"role="button">View docs »</a>
<h1>Network Examples</h1><aclass="btn btn-default"href="#allExamples"role="button">View all examples »</a><aclass="btn btn-primary"href="./docs/network.html"role="button">View docs »</a>
<divclass="textHTMLContent">This small code example shows the easiest way to get a network up and running. This code has been taken from example 1. The working example is shown next to it. (click it to start interacting with it).</div>
<divclass="textHTMLContent">This small code example shows the easiest way to get a network up and running. This code has been taken from example 1. The working example is shown next to it. (click it to start interacting with it).</div>
Alex de Mulder
10 years ago
