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I have used Epoch[0] and Rickshaw[1] before for similar purposes, and have heard that Plotly works well too (especially if the process that is generating the da
by clickok 10y ago
I have used Epoch[0] and Rickshaw[1] before for similar purposes, and have heard that Plotly works well too (especially if the process that is generating the data is Python-based).
For simple line charts, maybe Smoothie[2]?
Currently, I am trying to make a dashboard for visualizing many different data sources with WebSockets and Chartjs but it's still not quite ideal-- there's a bit of lag, and sending too much data via JSON really slows things down.
If anyone has solved that this problem I would appreciate it if they told me how they did it.
0. http://epochjs.github.io/epoch/ http://epochjs.github.io/epoch/
1. http://code.shutterstock.com/rickshaw/ http://code.shutterstock.com/rickshaw/
2. http://smoothiecharts.org/ http://smoothiecharts.org/
- 8note 10y agofor a fair bit of interactive data updating every second over websockets, ive had some success with DCjs. On ios, the performance wasnt the best though it was replaced with straight d3 i think, or maybe something rendering on canvas
- mayank 10y agoMake sure you're using permessage-deflate with the Websockets, and try disabling animations in chartjs.