Like the question stated, I just want to know if people are using JavaScript charting libraries. It would also be pretty cool to know how and why! Thanks, Hashnode!
Personally, I have used Chart.js and Morris.js. I like them both, but Chart.js gets the win for me. The creator of Morris is no longer able to actively support it anymore.
I've been using Highcharts extensively lately. It's really nice that everything is rendered as SVG's (falls back to canvas), but there are definitely a few areas where I'd say it's less than great (namely updating of data).
I have used highchart.js and d3 both. When you just need to put charts highcharts are great but do remember it's a paid library. While d3.js is open source free and one more thing its a data visualization library . You can highly customized that.
anil natarajan
technology architect
Have used C3 and D3 in recent projects.
How - APIs are fairly simple, imported them through either npm / bower and followed the visualizations needed
Why - Advancements in browser capabilities that enable cross platform interactive charts
There are lot many other charts libraries as well which are popular such as Highcharts and Fusion Charts