I’m looking for a recommendation for a powerful graphing module. I’ve
tried Gruff, and it doesn’t do what my clients are looking for. In
particular, their requirements include:
arbitrary colour selection
arbitrary graph sizing
legend displayed or hidden
stacked bar type
horizontal bar type
3D exploded pie type
Preferably, it would be something that produces an image, so I can slot
it into my existing controller that produces graphs using the Gruff
module. My clients will consider both free and commercial modules - we
just need something good, and in a hurry.
One of the things that first attracted me to Ruby on Rails was the
helpful, friendly community … long may that continue
Re. Scruffy: it looks like it’ll do what I want, except that as I
understand it, the current release doesn’t have pie charts.
Re. ZiYa. Well. I’m not a great fan of Flash myself, but it looks like
it does absolutely everything I need, & in a beautiful fashion. I’ll be
recommending it to my clients tonight, & integrating it with the site
tomorrow. Thanks for the heads-up
On a rambling note … this was my first RoR contract, a six-week rush
job to implement a site from scratch after their last developer bailed
taking the code with him. Not an easy task, but it’s nearly done now
Re. ZiYa. Well. I’m not a great fan of Flash myself, but it looks like
it does absolutely everything I need, & in a beautiful fashion. I’ll be
recommending it to my clients tonight, & integrating it with the site
tomorrow. Thanks for the heads-up
Oooo - nice. I will add that to my library. Thanks Tom.
On a rambling note … this was my first RoR contract, a six-week rush
job to implement a site from scratch after their last developer bailed
taking the code with him. Not an easy task, but it’s nearly done now
It is … but 0.3.0 isn’t up on RubyForge, yet. Given that we’re hoping
to have whatever I choose integrated with the product by tomorrow night
(six-week deadline and all) it’s vital that it’s all ready to go now
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