Hey Chris, So the difference between jqPlot and Flot is that jqPlot is extensible or that your plugin will take plugins of it's own?
That's pretty cool if I got that right. Are there other differences? Can jqPlot do the same examples as Flot's? http://people.iola.dk/olau/flot/examples/ Ralph On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 8:23 PM, Chris Leonello <chris.leone...@gmail.com>wrote: > > Hi, > > I'd like to announce jqPlot, a new charting plugin for jQuery. jqPlot > was inspired by Flot, but has a more extensible plugin like > architecture. For example, logarithmic axes are supported through a > logAxes plugin renderer. > > There is a loose coupling between user inputs, data handling, and > drawing of the chart objects. All graph elements are created through > "renderers". This means that, independent of the jqPlot core code, a > new renderer to e.g. draw spider graphs can be written and plugged in. > > The jqPlot home page can be found here:: > > http://code.google.com/p/jqplot/ > > Documentation is here: > > http://www.hacknack.com/jqplot/ > > and I've set up a discussion group at: > http://groups.google.com/group/jqplot-users > > jqPlot is fully functional, but is still under heavy development. > There may be bugs and not all features are implemented yet. Some of > the current jqPlot features: > > * Line/scatter graphs. > * Customizable line markers and line styles. > * Dual x/y axis support. > * Logarithmic x/y axis support (through plugin). > * Axis customizations including turning off tick marks and sprintf > style tick label formatting. > * Chart title, legend and grid formating and customization. > > Features I'm currently working on: > > * Better, stronger, faster documentation. > * Automatic trend line calculation. > * Bar/Column charts. > * Hi lo close (candlestick) charts. > * Bubble charts. > * Interactive features including highlighting and event support. > > Take a look. Give it a try. Let me know what you think. All > comments, criticisms and feedback are welcome. > >
