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JavaScript Charts – A Simple And Seamless Solution

LightningChart JS, is a data visualization library for Javascript chart &amp; TypeScript. Charting library can be easily installed into an existing project.<br>https://www.arction.com/javascript-chart/<br>

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JavaScript Charts – A Simple And Seamless Solution

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  1. JavaScript Charts – A Simple And Seamless Solution One of the things that has taken many projects by a storm is the amount of value that graphs and charts add to the project. Data visualization has become an extremely important and functional way to represent data, and developers are increasingly being sought after to create graphs and charts on various projects. Any developer worth his salt knows that it is not child’s play to leverage the various features that charting components offer to create a wholesome and a visually appealing chart. Basic knowledge of programming languages is necessary, but more than that, the ability to understand the charting platform itself is important. Javascript charts offer a functional platform to display data and allow for developers to create charts in the browser itself, easily. While it has been possible for a while to use a browser to create data visualization projects, it is not an easy task. Flash was commonly used, but it is no longer being used any longer – and flash was not tremendously easy or smooth to use either. JavaScript allows the developer to leverage various features to create visually stunning charts and graphs that are also more user-friendly and tremendously more interactive. What Are The Main Reasons As To Why JavaScript Charts Are So Sought After? A lot of developers like to work with JavaScript charts for a variety of reasons. First off, the file size is rather small and quick to download. Secondly, as stated above, it is browser friendly. Even for those who are working on older browsers (which is rather unlikely if you are a developer, but nevertheless), the JS charts work through polyfills. Secondly, everyone knows that each project has a different chart that is most suitable for it. This usually depends on a variety of factors such as the number of values that the chart has to display, which attributes have to be emphasized, whether a comparison has to be drawn between the various data sets represented, etc. The most common types of charts that developers choose between are Line charts, bar charts, pie charts, doughnut charts, or radar charts. How do I use the JS charts? One of the things that makes JS charts so appealing is how tremendously easy and functional it makes development for the developer. All they have to do is include the chart library in their pages, create a canvas element, script the canvas element, process the data, and create the chart itself. It is a fairly straightforward process which varies slightly from one type of chart to another.

  2. Especially for those developers who are just starting out and want a seamless solution that will ensure a functional and visually appealing chart, JS charts are definitely a huge advantage. The charts are also extremely dynamic, scalable, and mobile, so if the project requires a lot of change or real-time updates, it is completely possible to achieve it through JS charts. For now, JS charts remain an important and functional option for developers engaged in data visualization and help to create great graphs and charts for various projects.

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