Tables using GSS, vs Fresnel

Hello again,

Having started to look at IsaViz for RDF formatting, I find myself
somewhat confused with regard to the status of GSS, compared to
Fresnel, as the recommended tool for formatting graphs.

Is the intention that GSS will be retired, in favor of Fresnel (that
would be Fresnel + CSS?)? If so, I would rather spend time learning
Fresnel, but again, if GSS has more functionality, the choice isn't so
obvious. It would be very useful to hear some advice on this.

To mention a concrete example: On the IsaViz home page, there is a
screenshot showing how tables can be used very effectively to list
properties that belong together. This is just the kind of formatting I
am looking for. The example uses GSS. 

Is it feasible to write Fresnel code to achieve (more or less) the
same results as with GSS -- in particular, to get tables in the graph?

I guess combining GSS and Fresnel is not intended -- or, would that be
a reasonable idea? 


-Johan.

Received on Monday, 6 August 2007 12:55:43 UTC