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Open Flash Chart Plugin for Ruby on Rails
- kennyroo 18y agoVery nice plugin. Thanks for posting this, and to the developers for making it available. This is a much-needed addition.
- tx 18y agoI guess people at FusionCharts aren't happy. It's hard to be a commercial software tools/libraries company these days.
- markbao 18y agoFusionCharts DOES release a free version of their charts, though. Their paid charts are some of the best on the market. Also will suggest amCharts, they are also really good.
- jotto 18y agoThis is at least 6 months old, but you won't know that because, frustratingly, there aren't any dates on this page. Check out Google's Visualization API: http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/gallery.html http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/gall... Click on the charts tab, you can even use the Google Finance chart.
- kennyroo 18y agoAh... it was news to me. Interweb reception isn't good in my cave, I guess. ;-) Good point re: Google. They definitely have nice charts but I'm trying to not rely on Google for everything. I'm already using them for ads, maps, and AJAX libraries, but I don't feel comfortable putting all my eggs on one colorful Googly basket. That makes third-party solutions that I can host (like this one) especially attractive. Spread the love, and the risk...
- Andys 18y agore: maps, have you looked at OpenLayer?
- callmeed 18y agoThis is very cool and I may investigate adding these to one of my projects. My biggest question is: do they print? Charts are for reporting and a lot of people still like to print reports.
- PullMonkey 18y agoDang, this sent my page visits through the roof. So maybe some useful information - I put the open flash chart (version 2) plugin out on github - http://github.com/pullmonkey/open_flash_chart/tree/master http://github.com/pullmonkey/open_flash_chart/tree/master
- billturner 18y agoThanks for making this. I had no idea it existed, and I think it'll be perfect for something I'm working on.