FnordMetric: Create charts and dashboards from SQL fnordmetric.io 64 pointstijs11 years ago10 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−hobs11yDoes anyone know how the postgres plugin is going? I did some googling, found not much. I know devs talked about it ~6 months ago, but I havent been following the project too closely, it looks cool but mysql/csv is not that interesting to me yet.Thanks in advance!−troels11yIt looks more and more useful, but I wonder why fnord was ported from ruby to c++?−taf211yMy guess is performance, since server side is more of a proxy between mysql and javascript, it can be both simple and highly optimized.−RyanHamilton11yGood to see this cool project get some attention. I work in a similar area http://www.sqldashboards.com/−pan6911yVery nice. Could be a good alternative to ChartIO.https://chartio.com−klinquist11yI started with FnordMetric for a project years ago but ended up using Highcharts/nodejs.−troels11yCare to share your thoughts on why?−ak3911yWhat client-side JS charting library is being used?−pan6911yIt looks like it's C3js.http://c3js.org−ak3911ythanks, that's good stuff.
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Does anyone know how the postgres plugin is going? I did some googling, found not much. I know devs talked about it ~6 months ago, but I havent been following the project too closely, it looks cool but mysql/csv is not that interesting to me yet.
Thanks in advance!
It looks more and more useful, but I wonder why fnord was ported from ruby to c++?
My guess is performance, since server side is more of a proxy between mysql and javascript, it can be both simple and highly optimized.
Good to see this cool project get some attention. I work in a similar area http://www.sqldashboards.com/
Very nice. Could be a good alternative to ChartIO.
https://chartio.com
I started with FnordMetric for a project years ago but ended up using Highcharts/nodejs.
Care to share your thoughts on why?
What client-side JS charting library is being used?
It looks like it's C3js.
http://c3js.org
thanks, that's good stuff.