Resonant Lab makes heavy use of the capability, storing datasets and projects and offering familiar UI for saving and retrieving them.ĭatasets are stored more or less as-is. Girder’s main feature is, of course, data storage and management. The following backend features of Girder provide several services used by Resonant Lab.ĭata storage. Resonant Lab is structured this way, but it also builds upon several core features of Girder. A special class of plugins extends the client side by replacing the stock Girder user interface at the web root with custom content such plugins can be thought of as Girder applications. The previous article discusses how Girder’s core functionality can be extended, both on the server and client side, by plugins. The application transparently saves your activity on the server, and includes other facilities for changing the privacy/sharing setting, making copies, exporting images, and sharing links to your projects to others.Ī future article will provide an in-depth look at and discussion of Resonant Lab’s UI design features and visualization capabilities in this article we’ll look at the structure of Resonant Lab’s design as a Girder application, which parts of Girder provide the various chunks of functionality, and how they come together to create a single, high-powered application. Resonant Lab’s basic mode of operation is to select a dataset, select a visualization, and then interactively connect data attributes to visual properties of the visualization. Resonant Lab has facilities for uploading and managing datasets, user interfaces to mediate the creation and editing of visualizations, management of user accounts to provide privacy settings and ownership of visualization projects, and access to a library of built-in visualization types such as bar charts, scatter plots, and even some more advanced, cutting-edge visualization modes.
Of course, providing this capability involves a lot of moving parts. Put simply, Resonant Lab is an application for constructing data visualizations for particular datasets without doing any programming. Now, we will take a closer look at an example web application, Resonant Lab, built around the services and capabilities provided by Girder. In the last article, we learned about Girder, a framework for web-enabled data management.
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This is part of a series of articles about Resonant, a platform for building end-to-end solutions to data analytics and visualization problems.
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