@magrawala You’re bundling way too much files. Check the manifest.json for the necessary files. Great work nevertheless.
@magrawala Version I have (d3-deconstructor.crx) contains an extension (decon-plugin.crx) in an extension (decon-plugin.crx) in an extension
mediagalleries #BreakingNews candidate via @WikiLiveMon: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philae_(s…. Media gallery: pic.twitter.com/pSMDOplfjk
@magrawala Why is the bundled extension so huge?
German Scrabble bonkersworld.net/images/2014.11… (by @lmanul) Typo: Lebensabschnitt_s_partner ;D Bonus: Lebensabschnittsgefährte (1 more, more common)
Interestingly @magrawala et al. make a Chrome extension available that allows for testing the D3.js “deconstruction” github.com/ucbvislab/d3-d…
Cool paper explaining how to go from a D3.js visualization back to the underlying data: vis.berkeley.edu/papers/d3decon… (via @magrawala > @bkeegan)
pietercolpaert “Only use open standards”, I was told in a “.doc” document. Attached a tar with txt file containing base64 encoding of “OK” and hit “send”.
@datao @ubilabs Let me work on it a bit more… My idea is to allow for a dynamic data provider strategy, so that you can select whichever.
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@datao @ubilabs Don’t know. GeoNames say their dataset contains all cities w/ 1000+ inhabitants. Maybe allow for data provider to be chosen.
Olivier_Grenet Fantastic work by @__ted__ : advanced typesetting for the web: txtjs.com , a canvas text engine in TypeScript
For local-reverse-geocoder (npmjs.org/package/local-…), I was inspired by @webscraping’s Python code: webscraping.com/blog/Reverse-G…. Open source FTW!
local-reverse-geocoder npmjs.org/package/local-… stands on the shoulders of @ubilabs’ k-d tree & GeoNames dumps download.geonames.org/export/dump/ Thanks!
@pietercolpaert Merci :D I needed a local batch geocoder and there was none, so I made one ;-) All props to the GeoNames folks for the data!