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Briefly, DataDepot is a new site from colleagues at MSR which provides a community platform for the sharing and analysis of temporal data sets. They say:
DataDepot is a set of tools for collaboratively uploading, sharing, and analyzing data. You can use DataDepot to track personal data, to explore public data, and to engage with scientific data.
Take a look!
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I am uncertain if there is any new to this compared to swivel and many-eyes!?
I find the new service from youcalc.com has more perspective - rather than having to upload data you simply connect live to data sources and APIs so that the charts and widgets update realtime. See e.g. this interactive chart showing poll results as well: http://www.youcalc.com/apps/1218019592041
Posted by: roger | October 03, 2008 at 05:57 AM
FWIW, on any "Track" page, the "Loading Plot" message hangs infinitely and doesn't load. On FF3/Mac.
I know this question is annoying, but, how is this different than Swivel or Many Eyes?
Posted by: Brendan O'Connor | October 07, 2008 at 11:30 PM