Friday, July 18, 2014

jquery.jqplot

Needed to provided graphing and visualization capability to a quick dashboard I am developing; after some experimentation with a few jquery libraries I found jquery.jqplot to have the shortest learning curve. It provided me with the capability to draw out most standard graphs and visual aids. jquery.jqplot also provides the ability to highlight data points on the graph. Which would allow developers to enable selection of and further analysis of a given data point. In the days to come I will be diving deeper into the functionality provided by jquery.jqplot to validate if it will allow me to visualize all the types of data analysis that I need to provide. One interesting I have noticed about jquery.jqplot is that burying the div where the graph is stored in other div's renders the aforementioned div inaccessible when a given data point has been highlighted.

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