In this tutorial, I’ll cover building a basic dashboard application with Cube.js and the most popular library for visualizing data—D3.js. Although ...
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What a great introduction Artyom! I think you gave me a proper inspiration and motivation to finally learn JS.
I use GRAFANA and KIBANA on top of MSSQL, ORASQL and ElasticSearchNoSQL to visualize data for my company. However the CUBEjs looks like a blasting peace of software that can be used instead of it.
Glad to hear that! Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Thank you!
Cool product and the article provides a nice intro. Thank you!
There are some starters, already setup, to play around with the whole engine?
Thank you! Yes, there is a developer playground, which is an interactive console to send queries to Cube.js backend and then render an example chart with a visualization library of your choice (Chart.js, Recharts, BizCharts, D3.js currently). And also there is a scaffolding engine that can generate a frontend application (based on create-react-app) with selected charting library to quickly get started with all the configuration.
Thank you!