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Ask HN: What is the best HTML5 charting library?
I'm looking for something that looks good crossbrowser, as well as on iPhone/iPad, Android, and is fairly easy to use.
- tmlee 15y agothis may be something you could use, http://www.highcharts.com/ http://www.highcharts.com/ I like it, it's cross browser compatible!
- kortina 15y agoCool, I'll check it out. Thanks for the Rx. Is it pretty quick to work with for you?
- tmlee 15y agoyup documentation is nice.. with clean javascript wrapper and highly customizable
- jfdi 15y agoi was hacking around under the covers of Mixpanel's 'Platform' a while back and if memory serves, they wrapped highcharts into their api for that product.
- agbegin 15y agohttp://zingchart.com http://zingchart.com renders in HTML5 Canvas and/or SVG, so it will render on older Androids that don't have SVG support. Also VML for auto fallback to IE6 w/out need for ExCanvas. transparency: I'm on the team. abegin[at]zingchart.com ^Andrew
- lemma 15y agoThere's also http://www.rgraph.net/ http://www.rgraph.net/
- karterk 15y agoGo for Google charts, it's really awesome. http://code.google.com/apis/chart/ http://code.google.com/apis/chart/
- kortina 15y agoI always felt there were lots of gymnastics required to get data into a suitable format for Google charts (filling zeroes in time series, tough to work with multiple series, etc)