Chart.js is perfect for small projects – when you need flat, clean, elegant javascript charts, fast. It is a tiny open source library at just 11kb when minified and zipped.

The JavaScript ecosystem includes many charting libraries, but it’s tough to create a full-featured charting API that performs well in real-world usage. This article is a hands-on introduction ...

The last two weeks we built up a few charts with Uber’s open-source library, React-vis, drawing on the City of New York’s Popular Baby Names data set.

What’s cool: With six available widgets for Google maps, bar charts, bubble charts and more, users just need to code simple HTML tables and lists in order to generate robust online visualizations.