For the Javascript Framework performance comparison I needed a good quality bar chart so I got my Microsoft Excel to do the work (as you can see quite good) however if you need to do some quick changes or to dynamically generate charts the answer is Open Flash Chart. It has a good API including .Net, PHP, Java, Perl and other languages support. Documentation is not great but enough to do your work. I played around with it loading data from .txt file and got the performance chart bellow easily done

Cool huh !!!

Comments

Comment by monk.e.boy on 2008-02-27 17:25:31 +0300

Gah, everyone moans about the documentation, but as soon as I say I’m going to spend a couple of months writing it, everyone is up in arms about all the bugs that need fixing. Also no one EVER sends me any documentation – it is open source!! Everyone can contribute! I’d love to upload peoples docs and tutorials!

So what did you find hard? What lessons did you learn? What advice would you give noobies? Write a blog post about it and I will link to you from the tutorials section!!

monk.e.boy

Comment by Peter on 2008-02-28 13:21:08 +0300

@monk.e.boy – Don’t get me wrong the projects is good and has future. I will spend some time to write my first-time experience issues. Generally since you are the lead try getting the community more involved and decide which is the best for the project. I would like to see the project ported to ActionScript 3, but still i know how much work it is.

Anyway you and the other people involved have done great work, I’m quite busy recently but when i have some spare time i will try put some meaningful comments and suggestions

Cheerz

Comment by monk.e.boy on 2008-03-14 17:10:53 +0300

Hey, glad you think AS3 is a good idea. I have spent the last couple of months porting all the code to AS3 and it is almost at aplha release status!! w00t!!

monk.e.boy

Comment by Peter on 2008-03-16 12:27:58 +0300

Great news, I’m looking forward for the release.

Thanks for sharing.

Comment by ruu21 on 2008-06-16 09:41:47 +0300

hey Peter, that’s great to here that you have Passion to Create Dynamic Flash Charts. but what i think is you can gain some more knowledge over here http://visifire.com an amazing charting component powered by silverlight offered under open source.just for free

Comment by Peter on 2008-06-16 10:48:39 +0300

@ruu21 I am aware of other possibilities in the dynamic charting field, but for now Flash seems to be best option.

You might give a look at the component art charting controls

Comment by Noel Pulis on 2009-11-29 20:23:17 +0300

Hi guys, i am new to this thing… i have downloaded the thing, but i am finding it hard to install… any installation tutorial please?