Hey, check out
Anil Dash’s
cool tabular calendar, summarizing the history of his blog.
I liked it so much that I
made one, too. Hmm, I can think of lots of
different ways to organize it, will have to try some alternatives. Thanks, Anil!
Seems like a good visualization for things where the number of items per month varies, or there may not be any. What about tying in tagcloud-style text-weighting?
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From: Justin Watt (Dec 08 2006, at 22:19)
Another more compact option would be <a href="http://justinsomnia.org/2005/04/monthchunks-howto/">monthchunks</a>.
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From: Aurélien Pelletier (Dec 08 2006, at 22:52)
There is very good plugin to do this with wordpress: Extended live archive.
You can see it in action here
http://www.sonsofskadi.net/archives/
or there
http://binarybonsai.com/archives/
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From: David Carlton (Dec 09 2006, at 07:52)
In "When", the months go from top to bottom, but on the pages for individual months, the days go from bottom to top. This confused me.
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From: Lee O'Mara (Dec 09 2006, at 09:57)
I like the idea. Flipping the axis would provide more room for years of expansion.
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From: nate (Dec 09 2006, at 10:58)
Seems like a good visualization for things where the number of items per month varies, or there may not be any. What about tying in tagcloud-style text-weighting?
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From: Sérgio (Dec 10 2006, at 12:09)
Are you opening your data to swivel? :)
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