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New Raspberry Pi Model B+(raspberrypi.org)
468 points by nnnnnick 9y ago|212 comments
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Chart.js 2.0 released(chartjs.org)
20 points by nnnnnick 10y ago|1 comments
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by nnnnnick 12y ago
Yep, you can call .toBase64Image() on your chart instance to return a png image encoded as a base 64 data url.
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by nnnnnick 12y ago
Sounds ace, let me know if there's anything I can do to help!
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by nnnnnick 12y ago
I did a while back for my university dissertation, I'll have to see if I can dig it out. IIRC: canvas tends to outperform svg when dealing with a lot of individual objects, due to them being individual dom nodes in svg. However svg wil
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by nnnnnick 12y ago
SVG is a good solution too, but it can really suffer performance-wise, especially on mobile, tablet and when animating svg node positions.
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by nnnnnick 12y ago
Cheers, sorry it took so long!
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by nnnnnick 12y ago
New site is responsive for mobile, so you should be seeing the new version! This new release allows for custom chart types, using the same core API, so hopefully we'll see some community led new chart type extensions soon!
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New Chart.js beta version launched(chartjs.org)
152 points by nnnnnick 12y ago|62 comments
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by nnnnnick 14y ago
I'd misunderstood some of the issues I wrote about earlier in regard to the library. It is now back online for good, licensed under MIT. Sorry for all this kerfuffle.
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by nnnnnick 14y ago
Didn't use any particular software or tools as such, but used Google prettify ( https://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/ ) for coloured syntax highlighting. Wrote the content in plain HTML, and used jQuery to build the nav on left ha
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by nnnnnick 14y ago
I found quite a few existing SVG based graphing libraries based off d3 or Raphael, and wanted to create something a bit more lightweight - canvas sacrifices interactivity for raw speed. I wanted Chart.js to be dependency free, which has led
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by nnnnnick 14y ago
Just updated and closed this with an MIT license added to the docs and readme on Github.
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by nnnnnick 14y ago
Just updated the online docs and readme on Github with an MIT license, so feel free to use!
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Chart.js - open source HTML5 charting library(chartjs.org)
244 points by nnnnnick 14y ago|58 comments