@gaetan Cool, very interested to hear your conclusion!

@carlw you there?

Yeah What's up?

In intellij the DB browser with 2400 tables can I filter those?

Like ctrl-f

I haven't filtered. Luckily they seem to be cached,

I'll take a look when I get in front of the IDE to see if anything jumps out at me.

Thanks

there is an object filter. go to the datasource connection and find the Options tab. there is an object filter text box that accepts a regular expression paired with a type. for example, table:C.* will display on tables in the database browser starting with the letter "C"

thanks that works like a charm, my collegue is happy now :

There were some interesting regressions in Kotlin 1.1.3, fixed in 1.1.3-2: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/releases/tag/v1.1.3-2

Updating our dependency now.

Speaking of D3, it's today's free book: https://www.packtpub.com/packt/offers/free-learning

@thomasnield Have you heard back from JavaOne yet? I haven't heard anything myself.

I wonder if you can call D3 from jfx?

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/embedded-browser-tutorial/js-commands.htm. @ron

@edvin I haven't heard back yet, but I'm a little restless and eager to.

Oh, the suspense.

There are many ways to call D3 from javafx, you could either use the webengine api, or even just render the javascript as part of the page. I really like Mike's idea, but as it has been pointed out, maybe D3 is not the best library. Having something JavaFX "native" would also be a lot faster.

there is also OrsonCharts, but honestly the 3D aspect is complete overkill imo

And there's always JFreeChart, which is a bit dated but would be very easy to create DSL's around

And there's Data2Viz which Gaetan is working on. That is what we'd want to succeed in the long-term. https://github.com/data2viz/data2viz

I just did a small test of JavaFx performance in animation. Don’t look too much at the code. I just copy/pasted code from data2viz. It seems to be very good. https://gist.github.com/gzoritchak/bae900c3e4dd5b116ef4a855d979f3da

@User uploaded a file:

If you have a project with kotlin and javafx just copy the gist file and run it.

Yeah, I don't think performance is going to be an issue at all 🙂

Moreover the javafx and D3js/svg are close enought. Creating a common API shouldn’t be too difficult.

Well I don’t know JavaFx so I try 😉.