I'd love to hear what other people think are those good options. When I was looking around (at PlotKit, at MIT's Simile and related projects, at another I've now forgotten) I couldn't find anything that was as complete as Google Charts.
Simon, agreed on pygooglechart. I've been using it for a while.
We're using pygooglechart now for beta.lijst.com. But, I've used ChartDirector (advsofteng.com/gallery.html) in other projects with pleasure. They have a python port. It's closed source though.
Since Lijst is young, I can not yet say if Google charts is satisfactory. We might switch some day...
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But can Google Charts plot negative values yet? Seems a peculiar limitation.
phl - 22nd December 2008 11:59 - #
I dunno Google Charts are REALLY limited considering you can use so many much better charting solutions with just a touch touch work.
Anonymous - 23rd December 2008 07:49 - #
I'd love to hear what other people think are those good options. When I was looking around (at PlotKit, at MIT's Simile and related projects, at another I've now forgotten) I couldn't find anything that was as complete as Google Charts.
Simon, agreed on pygooglechart. I've been using it for a while.
Trent Mick - 6th January 2009 18:35 - #
We're using pygooglechart now for beta.lijst.com. But, I've used ChartDirector (advsofteng.com/gallery.html) in other projects with pleasure. They have a python port. It's closed source though.
Since Lijst is young, I can not yet say if Google charts is satisfactory. We might switch some day...
RR Nederhoed - 25th January 2009 16:14 - #
To inform you, yesterday we switched from GoogleCharts to ChartDirector. See for yourself at www.lijst.com
I welcome your suggestions. Cheers, Robert-Reinder