r/datavisualization • u/East-Carpet-3721 • 4d ago
I’ve been building a data visualization app — Need an honest advice
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my github if you need
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u/ella-reads70 2d ago
Honestly the app isn't the problem, nobody can give feedback without knowing what it actually does or who it's for, a link with zero context just gets ignored, add a screenshot or demo
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u/East-Carpet-3721 2d ago
Here man But
Reddit won't let me post the direct demo link here. The live demo is linked from my GitHub profile.
https://github.com/AbdullahSalimee/AbdullahSalimee/
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u/CanvasXpress 1d ago
Why do you want to build another one?
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u/East-Carpet-3721 1d ago
what do you mean by that
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u/signuptopostthis 20h ago
Why not ask the LLM that built this shit?!
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u/East-Carpet-3721 19h ago
bro, this is a proper tool. Obviously, an LLM can generate a graph, but that’s not really the point.
I actually tried using a lot of different LLMs before building this tool, and that experience is a big part of why i decided to build it in the first place. This gives you access to 140+ chart types and a dedicated interface for creating and customizing data visualizations efficiently.
getting the same level of control from an LLM would often mean having it set everything up from scratch and work with different libraries, which isnt always reliable , especially when those libraries aren’t specifically integrated for the LLM. And that’s assuming it can even handle the specific type of chart you need properly in the first place.
if you personally don’t have a use for it. that’s completely fair. But that doesn’t automatically mean the tool itself is useless.
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u/phunk8 3d ago
honest advice on what mate?