A Radar Chart, also known as a Kiviat Chart or a Spider Chart, is a two-dimensional chart of three or more quantitative variables represented on axes starting from the same point. Each category of values corresponds to an axis and each set of values from the same series are connected with lines of different colors.
The relative position and angle of the axes is uninformative. However the relative position of the series makes it possible to see data series relationships and make comparisons based on multiple categories.
Kap IT Radar Chart is a ready-to-use Flex component that can be easily integrated in any Flex or Air application to provide a powerful data analysis tool and can be parameterized using a large set of properties. Continue reading ‘Flex Radar Chart’
Elastic Search allows users to navigate large, multi-dimensional information with few clicks, never letting users run into situations with zero results.
The Elastic Search concept is based on facet browsing, which is a technique for accessing a collection of information allowing users to explore by filtering available information. The Elastic Search component is inspired by Moritz Stefaner’s Elastic List.
Kap IT Elastic Search Component is a ready-to-use Flex component that can be easily integrated in any Flex or Air application to provide a powerful data filtering tool. It supports many standard data types and can be configured through a large set of properties.
Features
- Browsing Information
- Filtering Information
- Data Analysis
Application cases
- Commercial Search Applications
- Online Retailers
- Libraries
- Faceted Search Applications
Treemaps take advantage of the human brain’s ability, called preattentive processing, to analyze very complex visual information in a very short time and to distinguish different graphical properties such as colors, sizes, directions.
Treemaps provide compact visual display of large hierarchical collections of quantitative data. The hierarchical structure is revealed by the nesting level and location of each rectangle. Convenient drill-down capabilities are used to navigate through the hierarchy. The area and color of each rectangle represent any other quantitative properties. Continue reading ‘Flex TreeMap’
This application is intended to help development and maintenance of Cairngorm-based applications, by providing a monitor able to log internal Cairngorm operations and events, and to inspect internal Cairngorm objects, such as the ModelLocator, Commands, Events and even services.
It uses a “monkey-patched” version of Cairngorm 2.2.1 for Flex 3, and needs only a few lines of code to be integrated into your application.
Features
- Monitor internal event flow of Cairngorm framework
- Inspect the ModelLocator
- Monitor all bindings and collection change events on the ModelLocator (recursively)
- Display all commands and monitor command execution
- Display and monitor HTTP Services
- Shows stack traces (needs Flash Player Debug)
- Monitor WebService and RemoteObject operationsNEW
- Command and Notification historyNEW
Application cases
- Check your command flow
- Pinpoint source line where a command started
- Check parameters and results of HTTP services
- Check service execution times
- Understand how your application works
- Check data flow and values
- Observe how Cairngorm works Continue reading ‘Flex Cairngorm Console’
