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I see none of them have the option "Large Data Set", I would think dc.js supports that with it's crossfilter support.
by gschrader 11y ago
I see none of them have the option "Large Data Set", I would think dc.js supports that with it's crossfilter support.
- nawitus 11y agoThe typical solution is to map the data into a smaller data set in the backend, so you don't need to send 100k points to the browser.
- capkutay 11y agoThis. I've seen developers try to do all these crazy client-side optimizations hoping it will make the graph drawing faster, when all they have to do is sample the data in the server. You don't need an array of 1 million data points to visualize the general sample.
- aw3c2 11y agoGive http://ecomfe.github.io/echarts/index-en.html http://ecomfe.github.io/echarts/index-en.html a try. Sounds capable of more data than DC.
- 13years 11y agoActually it seems their selector is bugged. If you hover over them individually, two of them are tagged with "Large Data Set" Sigma and Dygraphs