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1. Is this substantially faster than JS? (canvas / .svg). Please test this exhaustively. Render time and script evaluation for JS charts is still a huge JS prob
by nt2h9uh238h 6y ago
1. Is this substantially faster than JS? (canvas / .svg). Please test this exhaustively. Render time and script evaluation for JS charts is still a huge JS problem.
2. Can this be made interactive, e.g. on mouse-over show exact numbers? Without interactivity, it is still kinda lame
- ngokevin 6y agoYeah, it can be a flip depending on implementation, whether you can beat something that is just pixels and GPU with the DOM + browser rendering engine, which has more layers and unpredictability.
- 5cents 6y ago2. Yes, see for example https://chartscss.org/examples/column/ https://chartscss.org/examples/column/ and the feature list https://chartscss.org/charts/ https://chartscss.org/charts/
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- privatemonkey 6y ago2. You could use the title attribute to accomplish this. The example for mouseover contains a span tag that probably mess it up for a screen reader read so it reads it out twice. Might happen if using the title attribute as well.