Declan Naughton

+1, my public notebooks are mostly scribbles, I'd like to be able to highlight a handful of more approachable ones for a Pinned section of my profile, just as in...

+1 **usecase 1**: connected scatterplots There are already 2 examples with these: https://vega.github.io/editor/#/examples/vega/connected-scatter-plot Imo can be cleaner with arrows and fewer text annotations. https://vega.github.io/editor/#/examples/vega/global-development Is awesome but depends on interactivity;...

I'd like to try a text mark for making pretty tables and for annotating bars or scatters! Should be pretty neat to try on multiple layers!

+1 On Observable examples. It would be awesome to get gemini working on OHQ

My error on OHQ is about an `unrecognised function: bandwidth`. This is coming from vega-expression code. https://vega.github.io/vega/docs/expressions/#bandwidth The function is used in the vega spec when I pull it into...

There is test code in `animationSequence.html` in the test folder. This is working for me with changes in my fork: https://github.com/declann/gemini Example specs aren't consistent. Some use "charts" key instead...

Working (again) on OHQ - [see collection](https://observablehq.com/collection/@declann/gemini). Issue was gemini will only work with vega lite 4 (on v5 we get bandwidth errors). But gemimi.web.js is fetching *latest* vega-lite whenever...

I have this working (or at least made a good bit of progress) by using webpack on a file which requires libvoyager. This generates a bundle that I can load...

> I've shown a quick prototype of this using [mosaic](https://uwdata.github.io/mosaic/), which has the benefit of bringing SQL and using great optimization techniques under the hood, allowing to process millions of...

It's here: https://github.com/declann/calculang-develop-with-framework/blob/main/docs/graphing-calcs/graphing-calcs.md It's not a new idea. Quarto does this, example on my blog: https://calcwithdec.dev/posts/hearty-maths/ Observable notebooks also collapse code, but is a bit more elaborate obviously :)