Technologies
Google Charts
Google Charts is an extensive JavaScript library for visualizing any data with clear charts. It has many chart types, from a simple Google pie chart or line chart to a more complex hierarchical chart. It's highly customizable with numerous parameters and plugins. It styles very well with CSS, which makes it relatively easy to adjust the appearance of charts to a website's visual identity.
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Google Charts: A tool for data visualization
Google Charts provides a free library of various types of charts. It works on different browsers and devices without the need to install additional plugins. This was achieved through the use of HTML5 and SVG technology. As long as the users can use a browser, they can see and create charts without issue.
Using JavaScript, developers can easily embed charts with Google Charts API in web pages. The tool provides default appearances for charts, but developers can freely customize them to match a website's look and feel.
Types of charts supported by Google Charts:
- Pie chart
- Table chart
- Line chart
- Candlestick chart
- Bar chart
- Waterfall chart
- Area chart
- Calendar chart
- Stepped area chart
- and more.
Moreover, thanks to the DataTable class, developers can import data from various sources, such as databases or web pages, and freely switch between different appearances regardless of chart type.
Google Charts also provides additional features that elevate the aesthetic aspect of data presentation. Namely, developers can make the charts interactive and enriched with animation.
Google Charts. Summary
Google Charts provides developers with the ability to create aesthetically pleasing and easy-to-read charts that take the visualization of a data set to another level. Thanks to customization options, developers can make their Google chart fit the look and feel of a website.