360 Flex Data Visualization Code Examples
Author: Thomas Gonzalez
This is a pretty short post that I wanted to get out to the community. Below are the links and source code (view source) for the presentation I gave today at 360 Flex in San Jose.
GoogleFinance Example: (view source coming soon, still needs some refactoring and clean up.)
http://www.brightpointinc.com/flexdemos/googlefinance.html
DataSet Example:
DataSet Example:
The view source for the Google Finance Chart doesn't work
first example source is a dead link.
Hi Everyone, let me look into the source code issues. I thought I had it all working, but the wireless was up/down at 360.
The Google Finance actually doesn't have source enabled, I am still trying to get some of the stuff cleaned up before I do. I will update as soon as source is available.
Great stuff, enjoyed the session today and look forward to playing with the examples.
thanks!
When you do get the chart cleaned up let us know for sure. I would totally use it regardless of the state.
It may be my PC laptop (with Vista Business SP1), but the google finance chart is coming up larger than 1024x768 - with the scrollbars showing up; however, on my my Macbook Pro it doesn't.
Is this expected behavior? (Just wondering...)
@Andrew, no that is not expected behavior. I have sometimes seen that happen where the flash player renders differently on Windows. I will see what I can do to fix it.
Great presentation at 360Flex.
I am working on a chart that could sure use the slider part of the Google Chart. Do you have a time frame on when the source code would be available? Or if you just pointed me in the right direction for the sliders I could probably figure it out from there.
@Rance,
Yeah, getting the Google Finance example cleaned up is on my long list of to-do's. But since you asked for it, I just whipped up a simple example with the chart slicer, and included the source code for it. Let me know how it works for you. You can see it here:
http://form-function.blogspot.com/2008/08/chart-slicer-component-released.html
That is perfect!
Thank you very much.
I can't speak for everyone but I'm more than happy to sift through whatever code you have in order to learn how you made such a great visualization. I'm just excited to get to see it! :)