Hi,
There are a multitude of options for charting in rails.
While looking I found Ziya, Open Flash Charts, Google API.
Which have you used and what where your experiences with them? Which
one do you recommend?
–
M.
Hi,
There are a multitude of options for charting in rails.
While looking I found Ziya, Open Flash Charts, Google API.
Which have you used and what where your experiences with them? Which
one do you recommend?
–
M.
I like Open Flash Charts and the Rails interface to it. Have no info
on the rest.
There are a multitude of options for charting in rails.
While looking I found Ziya, Open Flash Charts, Google API.
Which have you used and what where your experiences with them? Which
one do you recommend?
There’s a new one out there called ProtoChart which is all client
side, no javascript. Seems pretty neat. I’ve used it for a basic Pie
chart and it worked fine. Haven’t really hammered on it though.
http://www.deensoft.com/lab/protochart/index.php
I’d second open flash charts which I have put quite a bit of data
through. I had some issues with the ruby library (this was about 4
months ago) and had to tweak some things but sent patches back so
hopefully they’ve made it in. Takes a little getting used to it does
a pretty nice job.
I can say I wouldn’t recommend AnyChart – at least version 3.0. The
way it wanted it’s data drove me nuts. Looks like they are at version
5 so maybe it’s changed, but with the free options out there…
-philip
Opencharts development is quite active now and they have rewritten
from scratch. It is called the Opencharts 2 plugin.
I’m not a fan of the static image ones. I like the flash libs out
there better. These are my favorite:
I use them on Cashboard…example here:
http://info.getcashboard.com/topics/reporting-and-visualization
Good luck with your search.
Substruct - Open source RoR e-commerce software.
http://code.google.com/p/substruct/
FusionCharts has rich collection of chart components and they are
interactive too.
I used FusionCharts about an year ago and I would recommend it (it’s a
not free though)
Did you look at SparkLines and Yahoo UI (Charting components) ?
-Pavan
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