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I am looking for a pure Javascript chart library to embed in my Javascript client, as I need to display multiple variables in one single chart.
The library will be possibily embedded in a future product with commercial purposes, so the
release license should fit this requirement...
I've been using ExtJS so far, but it isn't helping.
Any suggestion? Thanks in advance!
Try using http://highcharts.com/
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i did this kind of chart with Google-Charts and now I wanted to know if there is a (easy) way do to this with another library ? Preferably a "React-friendly" library. It would be better if this is a free-to-use library and it will be gold if it is open-source.
Try devextreme-react. This lib has paid solutions, but for the stuff you are looking for, I think free options will be enough. https://www.npmjs.com/package/devextreme-react
example: https://js.devexpress.com/Demos/WidgetsGallery/Demo/Charts/PointsAggregationFinancialChart/React/Light/
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I am going to do a web app which is relatively same as canva. I am very eager to know which js framework they used.
My question:
They used Backbone js..?
If yes, why they used for it..?
If no, what js they used..?
I searched for the js framework they used in their canva engineering site, but can't able to retrieve the details.
They are using php+backbone js.
I think php for their rest api's and backbone for DOMmanipulations
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I'm looking for a JS library to build a chart multi-colored bars.
I'm not talking about about different colors for each bar, but two or three colors on the same bar.
Do you have any ideas ?
Thanks !
I've spent a lot of time comparing Javascript charting frameworks and would recommend HighCharts. It's the most complete JS charting library out there.
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The ones I've seen so far look nice but make my dual core MBP look like its playing a flash video. Anyone seeing good performance?
I know this is old but for the benefit of anyone still looking, Smoothie Charts is pretty cool.
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I wonder if there's any javascript framework (client-side stuff) to manage search results UI in a facet-based way (with facet generation, counting for items matching that facet..).
In other words, something like Ajax Solr (the old SolrJS), but not based on Solr :)
Thank you in advance!
Simile Exhibhit seems to fit your description. Have you tried that before?
You can also have a look at this implementation of faceted search in javascript.