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Instead of generating charts on the server, client side charts are preferred. By doing so advanced features like animations, zooming, time zone adjustments can be performed.
From personal experience using various flash and canvas charts
http://www.highcharts.com/ was most convenient to me ( by functionality and ease of use )
Second in line would be https://developers.google.com/chart/ but by now they seem slightly outdated and charting api not as developer friendly as highcharts.
As for flash: http://teethgrinder.co.uk/open-flash-chart/ … not worth wasting time with flash.
highcarts.com looks interesting, I will check it out in more detail.
@vinz, would you post the link to your implementation here?
yes, I’ve set up a quick highcharts test for my sensor.
It’s shows real data.
At the moment et shows 10min averages of the last 24h.
If I find some time this weekend, I update it so you can enter a time-range and can zoom from 1 year (day averages) down to the single records (minutes).
Link is: http://www.vegasoft.de/urad/
Vinz
Sounds great! And nice work
delivery: http://www.vegasoft.de/urad/
yust a test, your feedback is welcome
Vinz
Gute Arbeit. Klasse!
*auch haben will*
Gruß Peter (11000026)
thank you Peter,
hope we get this up for uradmonitor.
@Hexide I also tested several frameworks when I needed it some time ago. Highcharts is easy and quick, best for quick private projects. But maybe there are better solutions up now?
We have to play around, that needs some time.
Who has more samples? What would be nice? Ideas, we need ideas. 🙂
Vinz
Superb work, Vinz!
Radu, you proposed http://d3js.org/ which was not jet mentioned here.
here is http://dygraphs.com/
that is used for my rockminers….
it is also cool script
Peter thats cool, I like the Shift-drag ant the included average (read line below chart). I have to check this.
Oh, “highstock” does everything I was dreaming of. Including a nice overview below the chart, fixed and manual ranges and zoom.
Drag with mouse, zoom with shift-mouse: http://jsfiddle.net/73bc23zq/