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Very impressive. Drop kicking my flash charts in the next release. Between Dygraph, High Charts and Cartographer.js there's no reason to use Flash: http://bit
by rjurney 17y ago
Very impressive. Drop kicking my flash charts in the next release. Between Dygraph, High Charts and Cartographer.js there's no reason to use Flash: http://bit.ly/8Yksg4 http://bit.ly/8Yksg4 http://bit.ly/8kAgAu http://bit.ly/8kAgAu http://bit.ly/2quRUs http://bit.ly/2quRUs
- dschobel 17y agoDygraph is very pretty but if you have a significant percentage of users on IE I'd definitely double and triple check the performance first. As I mentioned below, the sample chart is very choppy on IE8 (although it's wonderful on Safari, FF and Chrome).
- danvk 17y agoI've actually been pleasantly surprised by the performance of dygraphs under excanvas. The zoom interaction looks a bit funky, but it does work. The highlighting is fairly smooth on the machines I've tested.
- sreque 17y agoI'm using FF 3.5 on a Core 2 Duo laptop and running my mouse across the graph back and forth uses an entire core. Behold, the power of javascript!
- using_ec2 17y agoAnd also don't forget Protovis: http://vis.stanford.edu/protovis/ http://vis.stanford.edu/protovis/
- rjurney 17y agoThanks, that shoulda been in the list.
- aw3c2 17y agoActual links instead of <censored> redirection: http://www.danvk.org/dygraphs/ http://www.danvk.org/dygraphs/ http://www.highcharts.com/ http://www.highcharts.com/ http://cartographer.visualmotive.com/ http://cartographer.visualmotive.com/
- rjurney 17y agoAh, thanks - I pasted from a tweet.
- artpop 17y agoAlso check out http://raphaeljs.com http://raphaeljs.com and http://g.raphaeljs.com http://g.raphaeljs.com