New Demisauce Dashboard and Google Visualization API

The newest version of Demisauce in svn includes a new activity tracker (I will blog in more detail in the future). This activity tracker utilizes the Google Visualization API on a new Dashboard (screenshot below) to present visual graphs of user activity. Big deal, its not as nice as Google Analytics you say? Well, true, but it does allow you to track information about users so that you know the exact usage for a particular user, instead of anonymous statistics for all users.

However, while playing with the Visualization API, which I found to be a great product and a great abstraction, I really was wanting some different graph formats. So, I went in search of some different visualization API's in Flash which were hopefully opensource, here are some i found. I am maybe going to dig in and make a treemap version of a Google Visualization API? We will see....

araddon Posted: June 10th, 2008 tags: demisauce, python, google, visualization

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