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What "straight chart libraries" do you use? I'd be interested in digging into that further. I agree that React / Redux state can take the place of a lot of the
by sailfast 7y ago
What "straight chart libraries" do you use? I'd be interested in digging into that further.
I agree that React / Redux state can take the place of a lot of the D3 models. That said, it's nice that D3 handles entry / updates and changes so you can point to redux and it "just works" and all the transitions, etc are handled as your app state is handled.
- lmeyerov 7y agoAt this point... I think we only have Susie Lu (Netflix)'s annotator, but good chance of it being removed. For example, we had to do our own timeline to get decently fast zoom rebinning on modern screen widths that we abandoned a JS widget here, and histograms ended up being so custom that we'd get little from a library. The shortlist for GIS is DecKGL. Graphistry gets a lot of requests here, so we helped the DeckGL folks on some Arrow/GPU stuff and we had promising experiments as part of it, but (if I remember right) we hit memory issues and something else. We'll be evaluating that for GIS next time it makes sense. +1 to others on HighCharts team!
- sailfast 7y agoThanks - that makes total sense for a company that does this for a living, especially on GL for more scalable rendering. I'll also be checking out your product.