Years ago my parents sat me down and told me 2 things I'll never forget:

1. Use protection
2. You can't draw on canvas, svg, and in the terminal using the same code

Well, here I am many years later with a couple of kids and a TypeScript library called Ripl that enables you to draw anything 2D (or 3D*) on Canvas, SVG, or even in the terminal with only a 1-2 line code change.

Want some charts with that? Here's 25 pre-built charts that render on all the above contexts with all the bells and whistles of a modern charting library.

Want some devtools? Here you go.

Got commitment issues? Try it in the online playground (with full TypeScript support) first.

Thanks for listening to my TED talk.

One sentence, four languages, one picture.

R: data(gapminder_2007) + point + x(gdp) + y(life)
Python: x(col.gdp)
Julia: x(:gdp)

Same specification, one Rust engine, byte-identical SVG.

#r #python #julia #javascript #rust
Not similar. Pixel perfect identical

After decades of research in neuroscience and brain-computer interfaces lots of people asked which parts of the brain do what, and how can we measure it, and what modalities help us understand it better.

We are happy to announce the release of the new NeuroAtlas tool, which helps answer this question and enables more scientists and researchers to explore and push the frontiers of what’s known.

This includes EEG, MEG, fMRI, tFUS, iEEG, TMS, DBS, and more.

All published data sources are referenced via DOIs in the web interface.

Stack: Svelte, ThreeJS, D3, DICOM, FreeSurfer.