Robert Monfera

Re #3, especially that you're using terms such as sources and sinks: for one-off pipeline executions, the promise style may be sufficient. But if the pipeline isn't just for a...

@RangerMauve | Does flyd rely on a proper length property anywhere? Some Ramda functions depend on the length property. So the approach may cause an issue if in a mixed...

@danielepolencic | In a nutshell, the idea is that the graph can be precomputed when a new stream is instantiated, rather than every time a new value is pushed into...

@bruinebeer it worked for me too, and I'm as puzzled as @omnidan :-) It's an awesome package, and Atom packages are often underdocumented (w.r.t. basic things like... er... how to...

Indeed a solution for this would be useful (needed) for the crossfilter as we discussed in https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/1762 WARNING: totally my personal ramblings and biases only; in part informed by the...

@etpinard yes I'll close #1762 as this one pretty much supersedes that

#1762 is closed; an illustration of the crossfiltered styling in plots other than the one where we do the box selection is [here](https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/1762#issuecomment-312957154)

https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/1943 is now closed but its comments are pertinent to this discussion.

One challenge with a chart loading indicator is that if it's prominent, then an entire dashboardful of charts turn into a spinner circus :-) The Canvas team ran into this....

Another tricky bit is that as it is, `elastic-charts` is still a "big bang" type of charting library (React-inspired, data->chart model), which you initialize once you have all the required...