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On the custom side, d3.js has more chart types currently supported, but we've added more with this release and made extending / creating new chart types 100x ea
by derekperkins 10y ago
On the custom side, d3.js has more chart types currently supported, but we've added more with this release and made extending / creating new chart types 100x easier. Previously custom work was much easier with d3, but the gap is now significantly reduced.
- couchand 10y agoCan you expand on this a bit? From skimming the documentation this still seems firmly in the camp of a few charts with a lot of options, as opposed to d3's do what you wish model.
- derekperkins 10y agoThere is a ton of documentation yet, but here's a link to what there is: http://www.chartjs.org/docs/#advanced-usage-writing-new-chart-types http://www.chartjs.org/docs/#advanced-usage-writing-new-char... It certainly isn't to the d3 level yet, but almost everything is exposed and extensible with the new API so you can create most any chart you can think of.