Peter Newhook - Make Data Dance
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Peter Newhook shows us how to teach data in Excel spreadsheets dancing and presents the anatomy of a PivotViewer application.
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- 1. PIVOT VIEWER Make data dance by Peter Newhook
- 2. I don’t just write code
- 3. A picture’s worth 1000 words.
- 4. Images by @jonezy, @jonezy, @jonlim, @heatherpayne,
- 7. Anatomy of a PivotViewer App Title and image Facets Sorting Detail pane Images
- 8. Yes, it’s Silverlight But that’s okay! Back-end independent Everything I’m demoing can be done with free tools
- 9. DeepZoom Amazing TED Talk by Blaise Aguera y Arcas http://www.ted.com/talks/blaise_aguera_y_arcas_demos_photosynth.html Make High Resolution Images Zoomable Even an Option if You Hate Silverlight Deep Zoom Ajax http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lutzg/archive/2008/11/23/seadragon-ajax-and-deep- zoom.aspx
- 10. Tools pauthor Excel Collection Tools SQL Server Reporting Services Collection Builder
- 11. DevTO Pivot Demo
- 13. Pivot Like a Pro Relationships Just In Time Collections Silverlight 5
- 14. Further Reading http://www.silverlight.net/learn/data- networking/pivot-viewer http://tonychampion.net/blog/index.php/s eries/pivotviewer-basics/
- 15. What Have We Learned? Pictures Are Fun Numbers are Important Use ‘em Both Use PivotViewer Go Wild
- 16. holla at ya boi peter.newhook@gmail.com https://google.com/profiles/peter.newhook @p337er pnewhook peternewhook lonleygeek15
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- Going to be looking at pictures and how they convey information easilySeeing an example of a tool that displays data wellHow to create PivotsNext Steps
- Business Analyst at CineplexPhotos of stuff that isn’t movingRunning
- Pictures tell a story, they’re evocative.Lots of meaning buried in each pictureShout out to Mark Reale and bnotionsRoom for interpretation leads to ambiguity. Is this last picture a great party or massive clean up?Opposite end of the spectrum is a text table
- Most of my data ends up looking like this.It’s dry and doesn’t engage users.No urge to explore further.No one’s ever been moved by a worksheet.It is direct and unambiguous though.We need to merge the two.
- DevTO was started to bring developers from all platforms together.This is what .Net is doing.(on windows)