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The only problem I've run into is an issue with URLs being too long when trying to chart large amounts of data.
by martingordon 16y ago
The only problem I've run into is an issue with URLs being too long when trying to chart large amounts of data.
- rexreed 16y agoGoogle Visualizations API is also very good and (I think) avoids the problem of sending data to Google, and if locally cached, shouldn't require access to Google servers. That said, if you're running an online app, you should have access to the Google Servers, especially if you're already using their copy of jQuery for performance reasons.
- mprovost 16y agoMost of the visualizations don't send any data to Google. It tells you on the bottom of the page for each chart type under Data Policy, eg http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/gallery/annotatedtimeline.html#Data_Policy http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/gall...