Introducing django-cube
Hi everybody,
I just want to "advertise" a small Django app that I have begun a few
months ago, and little by little came to maturity : http://code.google.com/p/django-cube/
"
django-cube realizes multi-dimensional analysis on a queryset. It
tries to make easy :
1. Calculating complex aggregates on a queryset
2. Grouping these aggregates by multiple attributes
3. Querying aggregates in your templates, easily outputting tables
"
The usefulness might not be obvious for everybody, so let's say that
it was developed as a base for a data visualization application.
There is still A LOT of room for improvement, but I think it could
potentially lead to really cool things :
* Base for a django-olap ? Doing "real" OLAP stuff
* Base for a django-dataviz ? Out-of-the-box data visualization
application (I already have some generic views for using django-cube
with OFC, ... I am thinking also of matplotlib, etc ...)
So here it is ...
Use it !
Give some feedback if you feel like, contribute if you feel like ...
Sébastien
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