PMSI AlignAlytics is announcing that dimple with version number 2.1.6 is already available to download.
What is dimple ?
dimple is A JavaScript library that uses D3.js to organize and display analytical and statistics data inside vector-based charts and graphs .
dimple is not a pure charting utility. It does nothing related to drawing and animating the chart, leaving all that to D3.js, since that’s D3.js’ job in the first place.dimple provides an OOP interface that allows regular JavaScript developers to quickly organize and send data to D3 to plot out in a chart.D3 can be quite complicated to work with sometimes, dimple only helping out by simplifying the syntax and reducing the amount of code needed to render out the chart on a page.dimple comes with plenty of documentation and examples, so it will be pretty easy to get the hang of it and deploy with your projects as well.
This is changelog for dimple version 2.1.6 :
- Missing values in an area series will no longer cause crashing regions.
- The order that points are connected is now more useful by default but can be correctly overridden with series.addOrderRule.
- Markers no longer get left behind when redrawing.
- Previously it was not possible to combine a label and real dimensions in the series dimension array. This has been fixed. E.g. mychart.addSeries([“This dimension exists”, “This dimension doesn’t”], dimple.plot.line);.
You can read the complete changelog and also download this latest version on their homepage: dimplejs.org
