Half the comments so far are looking for a non-code demo, and I imagine they mean something visual, so here's a bare-bones visualized version of the Basic PourOver sample code:
It just takes the queries and uses the resulting data to make some nodes in GoJS (Disclaimer: a Diagramming library I develop. Not free, but easy to set up with this kind of data and see stuff fast).
If I had more time I'd make it prettier. The results are just visual representations of the data results getting filtered. Its very easy to take PourOver's example collections and data-bind some stuff to them (color of the nodes is data-bound to monster gender, etc). I'm sure it can't be hard to do the same in other data-bound visualization libraries.
This is very cool. I'll try to make a much prettier example tonight.
http://gojs.net/temp/pourover.html
It just takes the queries and uses the resulting data to make some nodes in GoJS (Disclaimer: a Diagramming library I develop. Not free, but easy to set up with this kind of data and see stuff fast).
If I had more time I'd make it prettier. The results are just visual representations of the data results getting filtered. Its very easy to take PourOver's example collections and data-bind some stuff to them (color of the nodes is data-bound to monster gender, etc). I'm sure it can't be hard to do the same in other data-bound visualization libraries.
This is very cool. I'll try to make a much prettier example tonight.