Superset[1] BI tool is a good example of how useful ECharts are
Apache ECharts
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#22we use eCharts for all the visualizations in https://www.definite.app/.
We evaluated pretty much every option and it's the best non-react option. Recharts honestly seems a little nicer if you're using React, but our frontend is in Vue.
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#23How does it compare to https://www.chartjs.org/ ?
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#24If you're looking for a chart library for a web client, I also recommend charts.css. It's a godsend honestly, the concept is way simpler than most charts libraries and can achieve the same thing. Makes it so simple to use the old way, server side rendering, htmx, etc...
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#25How does it compare to https://www.chartjs.org/ ?
It's much heavier but a lot more powerful and flexible.
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#26The line race looks so cool. https://echarts.apache.org/examples/en/editor.html?c=line-ra... Toggle the switches to trigger the race. By the way, well done Norway.
Props to Hans Rosling I think:
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#28I don't think I ever see Wechat and Weibo in the "Follow Us" box. Was this donated to Apache by a Chinese company? I feel like we will see a lot more of this in the coming years.
The library originates from a team of developer from a chinese Company (Baidu I think).
I saw that the rendering library for echarts, zrender, is managed by a GitHub org associated with Baidu
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#29Pleasing visual which had my browser's FPS went low, especially at the liquid fill extension part.
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