ADS-B gang!

The strip of trim above the side windows is just glued on (and pretty poorly). So, a particularly nefarious person could just walk up and rip it off 👀

ITS A GRAPH. I'VE FOUND MY CALLING.

Sure is! I should really just write a blog post about my thoughts and experiences to refer people to lol.

always love a good chart adventure, I love the simplicity of sparklines comma separated data for quick data viz.

Time zones scare me

Yeah, esbuild just… works lol. It doesn’t come with any type checking or linting, but it will happily transpile TS into JS. Unfortunately nothing is open source.

The app I work on has an entire graphing library built in TS on top of LiveView. Happy to answer any questions about it!

Happy to answer more questions about it if there are any :D

So, a typical chart looks like:

new Chart(config)
.useGrid()
.useXTimeAxis()
.useYLinearAxis()
.useYLine
.useLegend()
.useTooltip()

Each of those `useX` methods can take a config, but if you don't pass anything the default is used.

Each of those methods returns back the chart class itself (`this`), so they can be chained together. Each method also takes a config that is merged with a bunch of (ideally) sensible defaults. When the chart is initialized, it builds up a bunch of SVG groups so that sensible stacking is possible 2/x

Sure! So, it's a pure d3.js implementation. Everything is contained in a JS class that has a `this.ctx` property which contains all of the intrinsic contextual information about the chart (height, width, dataset, etc). The class then has a bunch of methods to build up things about the chart. 1/x

Hey now, most of it is Typescript these days. That’s my baby 🥺