Tag: graphs

LastGraph - Pretty graphs for last.fm users

LastGraph is an ingenious, truly gorgeous web-application developed by Andrew Godwin that gives you, as last.fm user the uncanning ability to shove your entire listening history (or parts of it - you decide) up the lastGraph engine, chose a fitting design (from “Ocean” to “Green”, examples available) and receive a little later (waiting in the queue for your turn, and then rendering the graph takes it’s time) a beautiful graph, either as .pdf or in a scalable vector graphcis format (.svg). Here an example how it could look like:

lastgraph

But hey, wait, you thought that was all? Well, guess again. LastGraph also provides you with a neat timleline graphic, showing how much you listened to music over your whole last.fm career, then there’s the artist history, with timelines for each artist. You can also download your data, if you want to do something with it (possibly even prettyer graphs), and least but not least: The interface created to access all these functions, ist impressively usable and clean.

So: Check it out.