information aesthetics.
a new online socially-driven data visualization service, in the same line of Many Eyes & Swivel & Track-n-Graph, which allows users to visualize & share information through the use of small widgets. Widgenie allows data to be acquired from spreadsheets & be visually shared online through a sequence of simple, online steps. the current visualization methods include the traditional line charts, bar charts, area charts, pie charts & text clouds.
[link: widgenie.com]
UPDATE: unfortunately, the widget seems to mess up the layout terribly...
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var myLogiWidget96472306_68a1_4d84_b8e3_f38c39e88495 = new rdLogiWidget;
myLogiWidget96472306_68a1_4d84_b8e3_f38c39e88495.definition="96472306_68a1_4d84_b8e3_f38c39e88495";
myLogiWidget96472306_68a1_4d84_b8e3_f38c39e88495.containerID="myWidget96472306_68a1_4d84_b8e3_f38c39e88495";
myLogiWidget96472306_68a1_4d84_b8e3_f38c39e88495.load();
Hey, the widget you added to this posting looks messed up. It shows on top of your post and below the mid-column. (Is this is a good example of how it still needs some improvement?)
well-spotted!
there was a choice between not posting it at all, or showing that it is broken, indeed. I also tried to put it between OBJECT tags (like I sometimes need to do for other Flash embeds), but it did not show at all...
I couldn't help but notice in their demo movie that the bar chart sorted the data by alphabetical order -- for data that was explicitly identified as date. Alphabetical order for text makes sense -- but why would they not automatically sort dates chronologically? Not a very impressive demo -- a very clear bug in their primary demo.