[Chicago] Graphing libraries

[Ralph Green]

We used Chart Director for several years, and were very happy with it.  While we used it for graphing, it is much more versatile if you need more.  We had a technical issue early on, and the support was great.
 
While this is not a graphing library, having the service worked out well for us.  We were able to use it for more than we originally intended.
 
-Ralph Green


Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 15:10:31 -0600
From: Jason Abate <jason at panopta.com>
Subject: Re: [Chicago] Graphing libraries
To: chicago at python.org
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Take a look at ChartDirector at http://www.advsofteng.com/.  We've been 
using their Python version for a while and have found it to be easy to 
work with, has lots of flexibility in terms of graph layout and 
decoration, and it draws impressive graphs pretty quickly.

It's a commercial library - depending on what you're doing it might not

be appropriate or might get expensive, but for a centralized webapp it's 
not bad. 

-jason

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Jason Abate
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chicago-request at python.org wrote:
> Any thoughts on the most awesomest graphing library for Python? 
>
> I need something that's free of weird commercial licenses, obviously. 
>   




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