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For every chart you could ever want with a very easy-to-use API, highcharts (http://www.highcharts.com/ http://www.highcharts.com/) is your best friend. Free fo
by pvnick 13y ago
For every chart you could ever want with a very easy-to-use API, highcharts (http://www.highcharts.com/ http://www.highcharts.com/) is your best friend. Free for personal use, inexpensive for commercial license. Highcharts will let you show as much or as little as you want. It's funny the author chose calorie per food portion for the example, I'm actually developing a web app that helps plan diets and I did exactly the same thing - remove labels, special effects, legends, etc. The result is magnificent, it really helps with both design and the usefulness of your data.
- finnh 13y agoAgreed. After evaluating a number of charting libraries, we purchased the "web app" license of highcharts.js and we've been pleased with its looks and ease-of-use. (in case it's not clear, we are a customer & not otherwise affiliated).
- soneca 13y agoOut of topic, but counting calories don't mean squad for a diet. It is a myth. Read http://garytaubes.com/ http://garytaubes.com/ for a good research on this. Counting carbs is what is important. Low Carb, High Fat is what science tells you should do to loose wait. Using thermodynamics to understand our biology is useless. EDIT for on topic add: Useless data is useless, naked or not. They should have chosen a better example.
- meowface 13y agoNutrition science is highly contested; for every report or paper that claims one thing, another will completely refute it.