merging JS and Backend

[yasushisakai]

We see an emerging ecosystem of the Javascript Suite that @RELNO has been working, we would like to think about how we structure an one-stop solution using (only) JS.

• no external downloads (like Unity, Rhino)
• cross platform
• minimal configuration of the camera
• various visualizations

@popabczhang @agrignard @doorleyr @RELNO @LAAP

[doorleyr]

I've also been working on real-time modelling and vis of O-D flows and traffic flows in response to changes in CityIO using JS with a Python server. @LAAP also has been working on radar plot using JS with a Processing server. We should think about consolidating all of these things.

[yasushisakai]

I hope to raise this on the next (actually mono weekly, not so much) biweekly meeting

[popabczhang]

That make whole a lot of sense. Ariel's effort of "JSlize" CityScope was also a promising demonstration. Yet we still have a lot to do before it became a complete CityScope system. As a "baby"(term credit: Luis) in JS, I wonder if someone could do a "getting started" tutorial about JS basics and CityScope relavent libraries/resources? That would be very helpful.

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[LAAP]

I am with @doorleyr and @yasushisakai, let's talk about this at our next meeting.

Thank you @popabczhang! Most of the heavy lifting was made by @lucascassiano, but I keep learning. Regarding the "getting Started" I totally agree with you! I think that it could be super cool!