Rɐbbit Dynamic Datascapes
RVBBIT is a developing data platform for creating interactive dashboards without Clojure knowledge, featuring real-time updates, SQL operations via a visual interface, and customizable cards for enhanced functionality.
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RVBBIT is a dynamic data platform designed to create interactive data boards and flow-based programming systems, aiming to provide a flexible alternative to traditional dashboard tools. Inspired by systems like Smalltalk and HyperCard, RVBBIT emphasizes a malleable, live programming environment. Key features include the ability to create dynamic data boards that focus on composition and presentation, support for real-time data updates through reactive parameters, and a user-friendly drag-and-drop interface that allows users to build dashboards without needing to know Clojure, the language on which the platform is built. Additionally, users can perform SQL operations via a visual interface, facilitating easier query building and data visualization. The platform also supports customizable cards for various functionalities, including API calls and data processing. Users can run RVBBIT locally at `http://localhost:8888`, with the repository providing necessary folders for user content, configuration files, SQL connections, and screen definitions. However, it is important to note that RVBBIT is still in development, with some bugs and UI issues, and has primarily been tested on Chrome, offering limited support for other browsers.
- RVBBIT offers a flexible platform for interactive data visualization.
- Users can create dashboards without needing to know Clojure.
- The platform supports real-time data updates and SQL operations through a visual interface.
- Customizable cards enhance functionality for data processing and API calls.
- The platform is still in development, with some bugs and limited browser support.
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7 commentsMy best guess is this is a dashboard platform and builder, that uses clojure under the hood for the content shown in each one of these cards. The UI writes clojure as you configure it, so it's all scaffolding, and you can set up most of the dashboard using the GUI, and go into each card and tweak the data sourcing/parsing/presentation as you see fit.
It's neat! I don't have a use for it honestly, but it's 100% something I can tell the author is hyped about which is good! :)
Not to shill too hard, but my X timeline is loaded with little videos and gifs showing different features and demos (some quite esoteric, like joining a Clojure REPL output vector to a SQL table and filtering on it all). @ryrobes
Currently working on docs and much better "WTF IS THIS" messaging.
So, in terms of the RVBBIT (just say rabbit) iceberg - this is everything "above the waterline" - for this layer, direct comparison would be something like superset - but done in a very different way. Please hit me up here with more questions, ideas, etc!
Like stepping inside a modular synth from 2040, except for data instead of music
I love the commitment to the aesthetic, I love the reframing of it as “should feel more like a game engine than an app”. As someone who has also been through the dashboard-web-app-spectrum-of-pain, this looks like something I’ll be following with a close eye.
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