Jeffrey Heer

[Mosaic 0.9.0](https://github.com/uwdata/mosaic/releases/tag/v0.9.0) includes `errorbarX` and `errorbarY` marks in vgplot. The new [`athlete-height`](https://idl.uw.edu/mosaic/examples/athlete-height.html) example shows them in use. This mark includes a transform to compute parametric confidence intervals in the database...

This sounds exciting, though admittedly I have little-to-no experience with either. The WASM port has notable scalability limits (e.g., file system access, parallelization), so it would be ideal if a...

Mosaic does not currently have dedicated support for filtering across multiple tables. While optimizations such as query caching and query consolidation (grouping queries over the same table with the same...

The `filterBy` property can be used to push down a client-specific filtering predicate. You can add your own predicate to a selection that is passed as a client `filterBy` parameter....

Overall this looks good to me. However, I noticed that the Rust tests appear to take a very long time. It took over 20 minutes, apparently due to lots of...

Thanks, I certainly see the value of adding async status updates! I do wonder if we can adopt an approach that is consistent across Mosaic applications. It is a bit...

Here is an existing example (among others) consisting of three linked histograms: https://uwdata.github.io/mosaic/examples/flights-200k.html And yes, the current model is to perform binning and create a bar chart. Agreed that the...

Hi @Unemyr, this is the direction I would recommend. The vgplot `bin` transform is specifically focused on binning quantitative values, and by design it does not operate on date-time data...

Just to clarify: are you suggesting (1) that we update examples like this (which I support!) by adding labels or (2) that the library should automatically add text labels by...

Thank you for the suggestion! LaTeX output can already support diverse citation types, as determined by the LaTeX template, which can include bibliographic styling. We would be happy to review...