Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by evlapix on Sunday June 05, 2011 @04:40PM
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Also D3, which evolved from Protovis.
Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by trjordan on Sunday June 05, 2011 @05:24PM
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Indeed. Be careful with Protovis -- there hasn't been any work on it since last August or so, and the primary maintainer has pretty clearly moved onto D3.
If you're starting a new project, or even have some work invested in Protovis, I'd migrate it to D3. Working with a dead library isn't the best idea.
Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by knowledgesale on Sunday June 05, 2011 @08:52PM
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"the primary maintainer" - who are you talking about?
Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by tarmstrong on Sunday June 05, 2011 @04:34PM
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Somewhat related: there's a Processing port to JavaScript.
You can write your code in Processing or JavaScript, which is nice if you want to take advantage of the Processing library without having to learn a specific language.
Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by wh-uws on Sunday June 05, 2011 @04:07PM
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Also
JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit http://thejit.org/
Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by lmok on Sunday June 05, 2011 @07:08PM
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Raphaël is another great Javastcript visualisation library.
Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by matthew-wegner on Sunday June 05, 2011 @10:54PM
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http://www.highcharts.com is quite nice too!
Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by kilian on Monday June 06, 2011 @02:00AM
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http://grafico.kilianvalkhof.com is another example of svg-based charts, and has a variety of line and bar charts.
Re:Show HN: Google Charts done in Canvas, side project
by personalcompute on Sunday June 05, 2011 @06:55PM
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Flare is flash only, not Javascript.
Also, there are many other Javascript visualization libraries besides the Google Chart API that you might want to know about (if you did't). All of them are open and can be locally run.
Check out e.g.
http://vis.stanford.edu/protovis/
http://flare.prefuse.org/