An initial cut of data visualization in Shuffl is working. A "data table card" card can be dropped on a "data graph card" to display graphs of the data in the table. Thanks to jQuery, the drag-and-drop interface was a breeze to code, and the model pattern discussed previously makes it very easy to link the UI functions to underlying data logic. I'm using a jQuery plugin called 'flot' (http://code.google.com/p/flot/) to do the actual graphing.
Instructions for running the demonstration are at http://code.google.com/p/shuffl/wiki/Shuffl_Demonstration.
I intend to demonstrate this to one of my research collaborators to help determine how this should be carried forward.
I've also updated the project front-page (http://code.google.com/p/shuffl/) to reflect the current state of the project, and added a screenshot and updated links to the demonstration application and Shuffl-based brief introduction.
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