As of today, Dashing is no longer being actively maintained. That doesn't mean that it's going away, though. This repo will still be around as reference for all to use.

Dashing was built to be a simple project to quickly hack together dashboards. There were plans for a 2.0 version, but unfortunately those had to be put aside as we've significantly reduced our use of Dashing internally ( a lot has been moved over to DataDog ). Apologies for the pull requests that did not get merged. I wanted to keep this project as simple and stripped down as possible so that it was easy for people to read the source and pick it up. For those learning ruby, it's a great library to tinker with, and for those with more experience, it provides a great base to expand upon.

I am extremely blown away by the popularity this little gem has managed to attract. The large list of community widgets and all of the help answering issues and Stack Overflow questions is greatly appreciated. An especially large thanks goes out to @tylermauthe who has gone above and beyond to help maintain this project in recent times.

I have no doubt that Dashing will still be useful for years to come. Keep it classy!

Daniel