First, despite the reservations expressed by others so far, I think it's a good thing that something like this exists; it's a big shame that Google abandoned th

First, despite the reservations expressed by others so far, I think it's a good thing that something like this exists; it's a big shame that Google abandoned their own equivalent. Having said that, I would be surprised if there weren't good open-source alternatives (anyone?); maybe the problem is that server-side requirements might get a bit awkward, even if you can find a good solution in the language of your choice. > All chartd charts look great on retina displays. The SVG charts are vectors and render perfectly. chartd generates all the PNGs @2x the resolution so they scale appropriately. Is this why when I view an image directly [1] it's twice the size of the requested dimensions? I'm viewing this on a 'retina' screen, in case that affects things. Is this the best way of handling retina displays, to make everyone else's image 4 times bigger than it needs to be, and scaling it in-browser? [1] e.g. http://chartd.co/a.svg?w=580&h=180&d0=SRWfaZHLHEDABKKTUYgpqqvws0138eZfaYtwxxsxyst http://chartd.co/a.svg?w=580&h=180&d0=SRWfaZHLHEDABKKTUYgpqq...