Integrate Cross-browser visualization's of your data into your Ext JS Applications including organizational, pie, line, and scatter charts and much more.
There are many ways you can present numerical, chartable data by styling elements using CSS. Using CSS to style your data prevents you from relying on static images and increases your content’s accessibility.
Effective data visualization allows users to easily understand and consume otherwise complex, boring information. Plotting your data can serve as a replacement to tabular data, and is also a great way to add practical graphics to your web page or application.
ProtoChart, an open-source library that makes it relatively simple to create a variety of charts on the client side, rather than manufacturing them on the server side and then sending them to the browser via HTTP. ProtoChart supports line, area, bar, and pie charts, among others, and is controlled by JavaScript.
PocketSmith is a cashflow and financial forecasting web application currently in development in New Zealand. This post will give you practical advices to develop charts using Ruby on rail!
pChart is a PHP class oriented framework designed to create aliased charts. Most of todays chart libraries have a cost, our project is intended to be free. Data can be retrieved from SQL queries, CSV files, or manually provided. Focus has been put on rendering quality introducing an aliasing algorithm to draw eye candy graphics.