Draw Heatmaps

[darylsew]

At the core of our application is the way we draw heatmaps, probably the most important part of it. We need to be able to use heatmap.js on a point by point basis, perhaps overriding their time decay function for our own thing. Ideally we'll be able to control gradient, opacity, intensity, and radius of each bite; I can't figure which of these is more important, we should really have all of them.
@jennyzw and @kevinco26 are responsible for this.

[jennyzw]

At this point, I think gradient is the most important to work on. Since the
count variable takes care of a lot of the intensity. Let me know if you
disagree or don't think gradient should be the focus.

On Tue, Jul 29, 2014 at 9:38 PM, Daryl Sew notifications@github.com wrote:

At the core of our application is the way we draw heatmaps, probably the
most important part of it. We need to be able to use heatmap.js on a point
by point basis, perhaps overriding their time decay function for our own
thing. Ideally we'll be able to control gradient, opacity, intensity, and
radius of each bite; I can't figure which of these is more important, we
should really have all of them.
@jennyzw https://github.com/jennyzw and @kevinco26
https://github.com/kevinco26 are responsible for this.

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[darylsew]

Ah OK I didn't realize count was already implemented. Yeah definitely focus on the gradient. I'm making some pretty good progress with the audio stuff, on track to finish by Wednesday evening.