Visualize Data on modern Web
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We have plenty of tools to play with. Here is a list of things I'm currently looking at, with processing being currently the weapon of choice. Dear ops, before you flag this question as irrelevant - make sure that the answers you think are here, really are here.

-  `processing` - great approach, based on java, huge amount of libraries to play with, can be compiled to work on almost anything that runs a java vm.

-  `processsing-js` - port of the library in .js using canvas (am I right?) element to implement processing functions. can parse native processing code directly in browser.

-  `vvvv` - is a hybrid graphical/textual programming environment, needs directx/windows enviroment, build on c#/.net and that's a no go since i don't want anything that's running only on Windows even if Wine can handle it.

- `three.js` - a new library based on the actionscript based papervision approach implementing webgl, comes from the famous mr. doob himself. grows fast, hast plenty of features to play with 

There is a very very promising Kickstarter based project called [**Light Table**](http://www.chris-granger.com/2012/04/12/light-table---a-new-ide-concept/) that looks really fantastic, build on top of custom `Clojure` compiler.

Also we got `D3` `raphael` and other Javascript based libraries. But what's else out there?

What about `Python`, `Ruby`, or `Clojure`? 

That surely can't be all! Please don't give me any `JQuery/Javascript` based libraries - I got enough of them. I want more implementations of Data Visualization tools for modern Web based on the popular web developers languages.