On 15 November 2016 at 19:07, tl tl@rat.io wrote:
[2] It is possible to use this technique with JavaScript graphing libraries. D3.js is the most prevalent of those libraries and there are examples around on how to generate SVG graphs with D3 either on the server or make them render on the client. The whole solution is not without complexities but it’s not rocket science either.
I don't think this should count for much, but when I added graphs to Consensus Health, I chose D3 because that's what Atlas used, and I thought it would be beneficial to minimize the variety of third party libraries we use as a project. (It uses Javascript to render SVG graphs, nothing fancy.)
D3 is extremely powerful, and therefore complicated as heck.
-tom