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Show HN: Lightest weight charts that look great on mobile
- kakashi141 5y agoHello HN, I started bubblesjs to create fast lightweight charts that could be used in places where page load time is critical like journalistic sites, ex. New York Times. bubbkesjs is < 20KB gzipped and supports a varity of charts and widgets. Check out some of the examples or data stories to see it in action. I think there is a space in the data visualzation market for light weight charts. There are a number of players or enterprise charting but those libraries are too heavy usually in MBs. Would like to know the communities thoughts on this. Thanks!
- 011101110111 5y agoInteresting, thanks for posting. I wanted to see more but ran into an error at this page https://bubblesjs.com/demos https://bubblesjs.com/demos <Error> <Code>AccessDenied</Code> <Message>Access Denied</Message> <RequestId>Y1R3J6EGYMRV6X3R</RequestId> <HostId>Kwm5pPhkxwbH3IzZ80/3q2lnzxJ2ITrZFa0LE76C4OzmlsSiauJVyZ7Zoz2emPkG4YkKIEaGyIU=</HostId> </Error>
- kakashi141 5y agoHey, sorry for the late response. To see bubblesjs in action - checkout some of our data stories that pair journalistic content with visualizations https://bubblesjs.com/stories/index.html https://bubblesjs.com/stories/index.html - Demo of dashboard application https://bubblesjs.com/demo/index.html https://bubblesjs.com/demo/index.html