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This talk will show the lightweight approaches for web based visualization of server side computations or data science jobs, which are primarily written in F#. In terms of these jobs you'd often launch some analytic algorithms on input data and the algorithms may run either on a single local server or be distributed across the cloud, clusters or other locations. In other words there can be different data sources, different places or locations where algorithms are being performed, and various kinds of jobs that produce the updated overall result each time when data changes, updates or new data comes. For example we can use MBrace or other cloud computing framework for performing jobs, Deedle for time series analysis or any other tool. So if updates are frequent and it is necessary to keep an eye on that and to watch changes it would be pretty convenient to have an interactive visualization for the results.

During the talk we will take a number of jobs, go through the options we have and see the examples of how to use and combine F#, SignalR web sockets and JS together for visualization of various computing job results to display them in a beautiful web interactive and flexible way.

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