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Calling All Coders

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fetcheveryone Jan 2014 1:00pm, 14 Jan 2014 13894 posts	0 fetcheveryone I'm looking at upgrading the charts that we use across the site, to offer a bit more interaction. One of the best chart packages I've found at the moment is this: highcharts.com Any coders out there know of some good alternatives just so I can weigh them up?
Ceratonia Jan 2014 1:07pm, 14 Jan 2014 407 posts	0 Ceratonia There's dozens - as I expect you know. jqplot (uses jquery) is very widely used. Lots of sites use d3.js (it can do everything, but that means it can be a bit daunting). Highcharts is indeed very good, but not cheap.
Say No To Pork Sausages Jan 2014 1:30pm, 14 Jan 2014 5805 posts	0 Say No To Pork Sausages I thought that said "codgers"
fetcheveryone Jan 2014 2:41pm, 14 Jan 2014 13895 posts	0 fetcheveryone Thanks for the recommendations - I'd seen d3.js before. I'll do some playing
shanksi Jan 2014 7:03pm, 14 Jan 2014 1230 posts	0 shanksi This isn't going to help much (other than bumping the thread for evening fetchies) but we used highcharts at my last job and liked it a lot.

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