Fast and easy data visualization with Cables.gl and Apache ECharts

[@cartoonfive]

Fantastic! Glad I found this, thanks for sharing!

[@aaronstroud5278]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video Kirell. I enjoyed the overview.

[@Superdooperhero]

Cool, thanks. How can I put the chart on a spinning rectangle say? And how do I embed cables into my own web page?

[@KirellB]

@@Superdooperhero you can check my other channel: decode.gl where can learn about the tool and deploy. Check out our discord too

[@tousifahamed11]

Thank you Kirell wonderful video, easy to learn. we need more tutorials on Web GL

[@zimfreyd1]

Such a great content! Thank you, Kirell

[@ponic12]

Hi Kirell, how can I install echarts on cables?? not appear at TAB ... Thanks in advance

[@KirellB]

Go to dev.cables.gl it should be there :)

[@ponic12]

@@KirellB Thank you! Kirell

[@aboodnoah975]

Hi , thanks for the nice videos. I have a webgl question related to web gl in cables, I would like to attach information to an object in viewer. For instance, when I click on an object, I would like to retrieve some information that's tied to the object, like a URL, and then run a function using that information. for example if i click on a cube in web gl in cabels i can see its width, length and height and maybe calculate its area with a function. thanks in advance

[@KirellB]

You can store the data in Json and use the Raycast to highlight the object. Check the example patches on cables.gl.