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Current measurements show that mongoimport is about 2x faster at uploading CSV data to a MongoDB server. "Chunking" the upload may make the Python script faster.

Use Kitware's "cluster"

Use hover popovers on controls.

Load any text file with a space in it's title. You'll get the following javascript error.

Uncaught Error: SyntaxError: DOM Exception 12 d3.v2.min.js:2

Could be as simple as a path needing quotes?

The logical things are being documented as "@namespace" and "@Class" in the code now, however, the objects marked as namespaces show up in the global class list in the documentation, and the classes belonging to a namespace do not show up in the corresponding namespace page.

The "web" component is useful for keeping files organized for development, but there's no reason to include it in public URLs to the apps.

Use mongo geo indexing.

This is meant to avoid unexpected bugginess from thinking that JS variables have lexical scope. Do this very very carefully... JSList or JSHint will probably help.

-d flag doesn't seem to work properly

Access them with a dropdown menu if more than one, and allow "custom" which shows the file upload button.

readlink has no way to expand symlinks/relative paths into absolute paths, as 'readlink -f' does on linux

While the "zooming" function works properly, and shows a new histogram based only on the selection, the bounds of the new selection are not recorded anywhere, so when the user attempts to zoom in on a (sub)selection, the selection is treated as though it were describing a range in the ORIGINAL histogram. To solve this, we need a stack of bounds (if we want the ability to zoom out again).

The AJAX calls should never fail in the AJAX sense, but they may return bad results. These are signalled by an "error" field in the response object. Whenever an AJAX call returns, the callback ought to check the error code and raise an exception if it indicates a problem, before sending the results along to processing code.

This issue should be resolved on branch python-json.

Do in documentation and error handling in code.

Talk to DJ Deo for help.

Need finer control over slider callbacks:

-don't force user to install callbacks at construction time; allow "setCallbacks()", "setChangeCallback()", etc. functions instead

-allow for suspension of callback execution somehow: "enableCallbacks(false)" etc.

Explain how to use the controls. This can be centralized or use fading popovers on controls.

Text from Steven: "This app makes use of the new Phylomongo module which generates trees (phylogenic or otherwise) from mongo documents. Given a search input(s) for rooting the tree (based on unique identifiers or attribute characteristics) a user selects a node. All children and grandchildren up to n levels are returned.

The example app uses this data to create a horizontal dendogram/cladogram rendering of the phylogenic tree. A user can select children to dynamically load it's children or select parents to collapse all children of that node."

Something seems to be off with the "viewport" - at the start, some of the display can be seen in a small rectangle in the upper left corner. The DOM inspector shows that an SVG element exists in that corner, but its extent is shown to be a rectangular area in the center of the page, but invisible, as though it is being hidden by some other element on the page.

• Geo markers on Google Maps
• Reduce data to geo bins, display heatmap
• Filter markers by hashtags and time

To eventually make using SVG: http://mbostock.github.com/protovis/ex/oakland.html

Investigate for a few minutes if this is easy to do. If so, do it :) Rationale:

http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html

Under "what to leave out".

highlight in focus color on mouseover, and don't leave visited links in a different color

This method is nice and clean but it masks AttributeError exceptions raised within the go() method itself. An explicit check for the go() method (and before that, for the Handler class itself) is better.

• Title, description for landing page in "top-level" JSON file
• Also includes "pointers" to directories containing apps.
  • App directories can contain their own JSON files containing their own descriptive text, etc.
• index.js, arbor.js, etc. will open a particular "top-level" JSON file and create a web page based on what it finds.

Store in mongo as "tags" array.

Look at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3125065/how-do-i-limit-panning-in-google-maps-api-v3 for a seemingly viable method.

Make public facing if possible.

Instead of requiring you click on the small icon to expand or collapse the controls, let the user click anywhere to the left or right of the icon also.

This would be useful in a number of situations - e.g., in flickr.js to supply the "config app" html template for the config popover.

This refers to the "date" defined by /lib/date.js, etc.

Use something like @PYTHON_EXECUTABLE@