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I'm getting a stream of data via a chrome app and want a basic API to plot it. Literally the simplest thing for a beginner is ideal (new to javascript). Looking for basic help picking the right tools before I invest too much time into learning them.
I've recently discovered d3.js and simplify.js.
check out http://www.flotcharts.org/
I used it when I was a beginner with javascript, and it is pretty easy to start off with. You can take it way too many steps further, but end of the day all you need is simple arrays with x and y values
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I want to create a football (soccer) manager game as a hobby project? I want to create it for browser so in javascript
Is there some tool that will help me for that becouse I create a manager game so there is no need much interactivity and physics?
So there will be option like team tactics, stadium, PR, finance, trainings and so.
I've been playing with Quintus recently - http://html5quintus.com - which gives you a nice little framework in which to build a 2D game. It seems geared toward concise code, with a prototyping/inheritance structure that makes it quite easy to start knocking together a game in HTML5/JS very quickly.
I don't know anything about the many similar engines, but there are plenty out there. Here's a good resource to help you pick one: http://html5gameengine.com
I'm guessing that you could also potentially roll your own if you had plenty of time to devote to it.
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For my website http://goout.cz/ I am trying to implement a google-analytics-like tool to vizualize my online users real-time. I would like to show it to the public, so it must look nice.
The backend is easy to implement and to get the data to the browser as well. But I am looking for a way how could it be done visualy on frontend.
I am looking for:
Inspiration, if someone else does the same real-time vizualization.
Any javascript tool, which would be helpful to achieve it.
Thanks!
Your question is rather broad, and will likely be closed. Anyhow, I would recommend looking at the D3 JavaScript framework. It is very powerful and versatile.
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I have been looking for a JavaScript framework that can display a branch history for a custom-made version control. I have been unable to find anything myself, so I have started to make it myself, but I thought I would ask here if anyone know of a readymade framework that can already do this.
This is what I am looking for:
Take a look at Gitgraph.js. It's made with git in mind, but as the code examples show, you can fully control it.
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I have recently wanted to develop a game with iio engine. However, I guess there is not enough resources to do so. I have tried tutorials on http://iioengine.com/tutorials/ but they are somewhat difficult to implement. Hence, can anybody tell me basics of the iio engine and simple tricks for game development.
There was an article from hacker news on iio engine game development. As it says, the most important thing is the io object which is given to the constructor of the application as follows.
YourGame = function(io){};
iio.start(YourGame,'canvasId')
After receiving the io object, you can easily add or delete objects to the canvas as follows.
var grid = io.addObj(new iio.Grid(0,0,3,3,150));
io.rmvObj(grid);
Anyway, you can have a look at this tutorial.
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Does anybody knows if exists a javascript library that guides the user through a sequence of steps?
i.e., showing him messages and arrows to give him instructions of where to click, type, drag or how to continue in order to achieve something.
I know its possible to do it with jquery, or any other, but I was hopping to avoid to write a bunch of code by myself.
Couple of projects. I have used Guiders and has worked out well.
http://linkedin.github.io/hopscotch/
https://github.com/jeff-optimizely/Guiders-JS