charting

Also someone announced a js based charting engine here on ycombinator about a few weeks back.

But what she hammered into our heads was flow charting, psuedocode and organization.

I suspect some charting software added it as a new chart type and everyone's trying it out.

React plays well with D3 and local CSS[3] to create reusable charting components.

Intel was charting out to 6nm, which seems totally insane, and I'm not sure they can push must past that wall.

I still find charting tools that do not allow interaction with the a group of charts to enable further filtering very lacking.

If you already have a working web app, why not just use something like flot[1] for your charting (or d3 if you are up for it).

My goal was just to make it a little simpler to do the basic things like formatting the data as json for a particular charting library.

I used google's svg charting library [0] this week and I have to say it's really improved a ton in terms of customizability.

Try using a simple charting library such as HighCharts.

Manual charting that's made incredibly tedious by poor UIs.

I wonder what the application, if any, there is to finance/stock charting?

I'm sure there are plenty of graphs charting direct relationships between "x" and "y", in the land of "more is always better", but how many people does anyone know who's decision making has ever directly turned on one of these bullet points?