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The advantage is that you write HTML/data and get a nice chart, whereas with SVG you need something to process the data, either in the browser with JS or locall
by thitcanh 6y ago
The advantage is that you write HTML/data and get a nice chart, whereas with SVG you need something to process the data, either in the browser with JS or locally with any graphing tool.
Given the weight and quality, I’d advise against this solution. With 70KB you might as well just load JS and get interactive graphs that don’t have rendering artifacts (line graphs look awful on my phone)