This sounds like a challenge to me: "We aim to increase the
adoption of sparklines on the web by providing a high-quality
PHP sparkline library" --http://sparkline.sourceforge.net
Anyone have any ideas on how to craft a /Ruby/ library?
The Perl library prvides a subclass of the GD::Graph library. It
only provides line charts, but building out a version that does line
chart (lke Tufte's medical sart examples) and bar chart (like his
won-loss examples) sparklines with some optional decorations
(superimposing ranges, coloring certain elements, etc) would be great.
-pate
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On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 03:26:56 +0900, Bil Kleb <Bil.Kleb@nasa.gov> wrote:
This sounds like a challenge to me: "We aim to increase the
adoption of sparklines on the web by providing a high-quality
PHP sparkline library" --http://sparkline.sourceforge.net
Anyone have any ideas on how to craft a /Ruby/ library?
This sounds like a challenge to me: "We aim to increase the
adoption of sparklines on the web by providing a high-quality
PHP sparkline library" --http://sparkline.sourceforge.net
Anyone have any ideas on how to craft a /Ruby/ library?
This sounds like a challenge to me: "We aim to increase the
adoption of sparklines on the web by providing a high-quality
PHP sparkline library" --http://sparkline.sourceforge.net
Anyone have any ideas on how to craft a /Ruby/ library?
Dane G. Avilla shows how sparklines can be done in Ruby with
Encapsulated Postscript at