Instant jQuery Flot Visual Data Analysis
Instant jQuery Flot Visual Data Analysis
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First published: October 2013
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Author
Brian Peiris
Reviewers
Alex Bliss
Marco Franssen
Mihir Mone
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Brian Peiris is a developer with a passion for the Web and all things technological. He's been programming for more than 15 years and has been a professional web developer for 7 years. Brian has followed jQuery since its inception and has used Flot extensively in commercial projects. When he's not coding, Brian enjoys tinkering with electronics, robotics, and playing the guitar and violin.
Alex Bliss is a software architect who enjoys planning and implementing complex software solutions to scientific and business problems, providing an effective mix of team leadership and technical knowledge. Alex enjoys implementing solutions in a wide range of fields.
Alex works for the Image Permanence Institute, maintaining their business and environmental monitoring and statistics software, as well as developing new software for various grant opportunities.
Alex has worked for over a decade in developing accessible web applications using HTML5 and JavaScript. He also has an interest in statistics and mathematical computing using Flot and jStat as well as SciPy and Matlab.
Marco Franssen is a very passionate developer from the Netherlands. During his career, he has worked on various types of software projects. These projects range from client software, distributed systems, web applications, and MS Office add-ins. Some of the techniques and languages Marco is familiar with are: C#, ASP.NET MVC, CQRS, DDD, JavaScript, NodeJS, SCRUM, Agile, and so on.
In all of these projects, Marco had a role as a lead developer or architect. Thanks to Marco's ability to think in terms of abstracts, his understanding of processes, and his analytical skills, he was able to bring all his projects success.
Marco also has a personal weblog at http://marcofranssen.nl, where he shares his knowledge with the community.
Currently, Marco is working as a lead developer for BlueKiwi, the European Enterprise Social Networking company. He is leading on all the third-party integrations from an architecture point of view. This will help him to make the next step in his career to eventually be promoted to architect. Marco has also given many workshops and presentations within Atos, BlueKiwi's mother company, sharing his knowledge and expertise with colleague developers, which is all over the world.
Mihir Mone is a postgraduate from Monash University, Australia. Although he completed his postgraduation in Network Computing; these days, he mainly does web and mobile development.
After spending some time fiddling around with routers and switches, he quickly decided to build on his passion for web development; not design but development. Building web systems and applications rather than websites with all the fancy flash animations was very interesting and alluring to him. He even returned to his alma mater to teach all about web development to pass forward what he had learned.
These days, he works for a small software/engineering house in Melbourne doing web development, and prototyping exciting new ideas in the data visualization and UX domain.
He is a Linux enthusiast and a big proponent of the OSS movement and believes that software should always be free to actualize its true potential. A true geek at heart, he spends some of his leisure time writing code in the hope that it may be helpful to the masses.
He is also a motorsport junkie, so you may find him loitering around race tracks from time to time (especially if there is Formula1 involved).
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