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Ask HN: Are there any web graphing libraries that don't rely on JavaScript?
For example, it could be server-side rendered and only spit out HTML and CSS.
- sargstuff 4y agoUsually, if a graph is rendered server side (dynamically generated); the client sees/gets just the result (image file of generated graph). There are plenty of domain specific languages that are dedicated to generating graphs. aka once genrated, the web page run on client side just uses standard html line to fetch the image. examples: R, python, perl. The languages can be used to directly embedded the results in html/css or let the web server wrap the results in html/css.
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