dashboards

Our UX/design team has also built one of the best-looking dashboards on the planet, using AngularJS and d3.js.

That's fine - it just makes creating webapps or dashboards around R a more complicated usecase.

QNX is mostly being used for auto dashboards and mobile devices now, so everybody is cross-developing.

However none of the nice dashboards / visualizations support postgres or any SQL database (for now)...

We’re looking for our first dedicated Web Applications Engineer to build our self-serve dashboards and the server backend for our mobile SDKs.

Analysts spend their lives in Periscope, doing ad-hoc analyses, putting together dashboards to share to external clients, and displaying KPIs to entire companies.

Thanks Keith, our org dashboards are going to even more with this data!

Great to know that we can now use this to put it in our analytics dashboards to help w/ ad-hoc analysis.

I can see it being especially useful for quickly standing up dashboards and maybe even datamarts when considering new data sources.

But you're right our dashboards are also SPA.

You’ll work on our dev team in a lightweight agile environment, on projects ranging from interactive student activities to dashboards for school administrators to internal tools for our sales, marketing, and creative teams.

Our elegant, real-time dashboards solve an important, difficult problem for thousands of paying subscribers, by taking the complexity out of connecting to their data and making that data simple for everyone to interpret at a glance.

We want to simplify API for dashboards and composite charts to allow users create "visual stories".

" I read somewhere brain ignores about 2-3 hours of visual data a day." I imagine that is mostly due to PowerPoint and meaningless dashboards.