rickshaw

Way to give away the ending:) Your startup Rickshaw shares with YesGraph that are customers are people that make apps.

Bill Gates doesn't have a better life than the first rickshaw you'll find in Kolkata.

The main reason will probably because of the kids, which are not likely to be spoiled in the case of the rickshaw.

Maybe when the rickshaw tipped he fell on a bar or something like that.

The only person who even tried to rip me off during the process was the auto rickshaw driver who took me home.

Do I have a reasonable expectation that my rickshaw driver will not tell his buddies about this?

E.g., in a road accident, in Bangalore, two wheelers and auto-rickshaw drivers are the first and only ones who rush to tend the victim.

They walk beside Her 'rickshaw wheels -- None ever walk by mine; And that's because I'm seventeen And She is foty-nine.

On another note, I've had good luck using Rickshaw and updating the `graph.series[i].data` array using shift and push then re-calling `graph.render()`.

If the Indian government were to shut down modes of transportation because of drivers engaging in rape, then you'd never see a rickshaw on the streets.

The rickshaw docs are heavy on usage, light on specification.

Out of raw d3.js, nvd3.js, cubism, and rickshaw.js, I've by far had the best experience with nvd3.

> I was unhappy because I had to go to stackoverflow to > discover that feature The third example[0] on the Rickshaw "examples" page[1] is called "Interactive Real-Time Data", and shows the RangeSlider extension (and many more extensions) in use.

Rickshaw has its own local copy of data which requires the developer to write custom, messy javascript to evict.

Nothing is opaque there.) What was your obscure bug with a long running Rickshaw?

Mostly out of curiosity, but I liked some features of it and was wondering how they compare to Rickshaw.