I spent a good few hours chatting with Theo Marinos, about info-graphics the other night and I was sufficiently enthused by our chat to give it a go.
In older posts I've made frequent reference to the gains we'd made by automating our build and test procedures, and by then subsequent multi-threading, and finally using automated dependency discovery to increase the granularity.
Using the built in charting tools of Google Doc, I was able to create a very uninteresting looking pie-chart that illustrated the improvements we had made.
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And then using the Google Docs illustration tools, my first attempt of an info-graphic representation of the same.
I tested out the info-graphic on my former colleagues, and I'm happy to report 100% successful interpretation.
In older posts I've made frequent reference to the gains we'd made by automating our build and test procedures, and by then subsequent multi-threading, and finally using automated dependency discovery to increase the granularity.
Using the built in charting tools of Google Doc, I was able to create a very uninteresting looking pie-chart that illustrated the improvements we had made.
.png)
I tested out the info-graphic on my former colleagues, and I'm happy to report 100% successful interpretation.
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