Hi all,
For the moment this is just and idea and I really don't have any implementation details, but there are a large institutions (say a City Hall or a government entity, a large enterprise) with lots of information that could be visualized, be queried and be understand as a complex system in a similar fashion to what Moose does to helping to understand complex software systems. As far as I know, nobody has used Moose in this context, but I would like to know your opinions and views on this matter and if you know a more specific tool for that with the same level of flexibility, integration and interactivity of Moose.
Cheers,
Offray
Of course, it can be used. This is why we call Moose "a platform for data and software analysis" :).
I actually used it once for analyzing qualified data that was not related to code.
Whether Moose is what you want depends on the requirements. First, you should understand that Moose is a platform targeted to developers. Second, when you go into new data, the questions are always about format and size. Modeling data is typically not hard, especially at first, but scalability can be an issue.
Also, when going towards analysis of business data you quickly get into the area of business intelligence tools (i.e., data cubes).
Cheers, Doru
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 1:50 AM, Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas offray@riseup.net wrote:
Hi all,
For the moment this is just and idea and I really don't have any implementation details, but there are a large institutions (say a City Hall or a government entity, a large enterprise) with lots of information that could be visualized, be queried and be understand as a complex system in a similar fashion to what Moose does to helping to understand complex software systems. As far as I know, nobody has used Moose in this context, but I would like to know your opinions and views on this matter and if you know a more specific tool for that with the same level of flexibility, integration and interactivity of Moose.
Cheers,
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Hi Tudor,
Thanks for your answer. I have been looking at Moose this weekend and despite of being what I would love to use, it seems too targeted to developers at this moment. I will go first with a more general visualization software like profuse or processing, hoping to learn enough to some day make contributions to data viz in Moose. By the way I have seen that the galleries of that projects have thumbnails linked to full size images. Should be good to make this in the Visual Hall of Moose also.
Cheers,
Offray
El lun 30 ene 2012 09:18:09 COT, Tudor Girba escribió:
Of course, it can be used. This is why we call Moose "a platform for data and software analysis" :).
I actually used it once for analyzing qualified data that was not related to code.
Whether Moose is what you want depends on the requirements. First, you should understand that Moose is a platform targeted to developers. Second, when you go into new data, the questions are always about format and size. Modeling data is typically not hard, especially at first, but scalability can be an issue.
Also, when going towards analysis of business data you quickly get into the area of business intelligence tools (i.e., data cubes).
Cheers, Doru
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 1:50 AM, Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas offray@riseup.net wrote:
Hi all,
For the moment this is just and idea and I really don't have any implementation details, but there are a large institutions (say a City Hall or a government entity, a large enterprise) with lots of information that could be visualized, be queried and be understand as a complex system in a similar fashion to what Moose does to helping to understand complex software systems. As far as I know, nobody has used Moose in this context, but I would like to know your opinions and views on this matter and if you know a more specific tool for that with the same level of flexibility, integration and interactivity of Moose.
Cheers,
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