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With 2.5M weekly downloads on npm and 60K stars on GitHub, Chart.js is a popular, simple yet flexible, fast, and well-documented charting library. It's used by developers all over the globe to create appealing data visualizations and tell stories with data.
Chart.js 4.0Open source JavaScript charting library for the modern web
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Hey, one of the Chart.js contributors here. Version 4.0 has minimal breaking changes compared to 3.0. However, it's still a major step forward for Chart.js. More than 100 issues and pull requests were resolved and submitted on the road to 4.0, such as improvements to tree-shaking that help reduce JavaScript bundle size and serve less code to the client or a new Colors plugin with default color...
Chart.js 4.0Open source JavaScript charting library for the modern web
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Let’s make a thread of insights you can get from the brand new Browserslist website at browsersl.ist!
BrowserslistTarget browsers config for modern web apps
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I believe that Browserslist should be an essential part of every web developer’s toolchain. Regardless of what other front-end tools you use–like Babel, Next.js, or Webpack–Browserslist will help you keep them in sync, targeting browsers that best cover your global audience and keeping your JavaScript and CSS bundles as small as possible. Congrats on the launch!
BrowserslistTarget browsers config for modern web apps
Shared browser compatibility config for popular JavaScript tools like Autoprefixer, Babel, ESLint, Next.js, PostCSS, and Webpack. With Browserslist, your modern web apps will be accessible for diverse global audience and load faster.
BrowserslistTarget browsers config for modern web apps
Cube is an API‑first business intelligence platform that makes data accessible and consistent across every application. Define a data model, manage security and multitenancy, accelerate queries, and expose data to your apps via SQL, REST, and GraphQL.
CubeBring consistency to BI applications and embedded analytics
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I got nervous watching the into video and seeing that @irina_seng1 is close to the burn out, too. I hope the data was fake — or that you're at least dogfooding Vectorly Meetings 😀 Congrats on the launch though!
Vectorly for 1-on-1 MeetingsAgenda & Recommendations you don’t need to prepare 💬 ⭐️ ❤️
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I had the privilege to have been using Cube Cloud for quite some time while it was in beta, and I can say it has become the default way to build API for analytical apps for me. Now I worry less (well, tbh, I don't worry at all) about the infrastructure required to deploy and run a Cube app while also having access to powerful dev tools such as the web-based data schema IDE and observability UI....
Cube CloudBuild analytics applications powered by your data warehouse
Cube Cloud is the easiest way to build analytics and BI features.
It’s a fully hosted, autoscaling service that connects your cloud data to your front end code by creating a semantic API, managing access and multitenancy, aggregating data and caching queries.
Cube CloudBuild analytics applications powered by your data warehouse
Slack Vibe 🎉 is an open-source dashboard of public activity in any Slack workspace. Add it to your favorite Slack community and let metrics tell the story. It's fully ready for self-hosting, deploys to Heroku or launches with Docker in under a minute.
Slack Vibe 🎉Open source analytics for Slack
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Hey 👋 Igor from Cube Dev, maker of Slack Vibe 🎉 here — One day I ran across a question in our community Slack about calculating analytics... about Slack usage! The developer wanted to know a week by week message count on a particular channel. Surprisingly, there was no way to learn this from analytics built into Slack but it sounded like a no-brainer for Cube.js. So, I decided to build Slack...
Slack Vibe 🎉Open source analytics for Slack