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7 Best Chart Libraries For Developers In 2024 🤯

Opemipo Disu on May 16, 2024

Many applications use charts or graphs for data visualization, which can be implemented using libraries or underlying technologies. Libraries offer...
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Gokul

Thank you for sharing, Disu! For those looking for alternative chart libraries, consider Syncfusion's JavaScript chart library. It offers a variety of chart types and advanced features, with a free trial and community license available for individual developers and small projects. Check it out here:
Syncfusion JavaScript Chart

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gokayburuc.dev

And folium.js a.k.a. leaflet.js

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Thomas Wink

Thanks for sharing, and also taking the effort to provide examples.

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Mattycoderx

intresting post

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Opemipo Disu

Thank you very much, @mattycoderx! Glad you found it interesting.

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Nevo David

I like Nivo, not sure why :D

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Hossein Yazdi

In-depth overview. Thanks for sharing Disu!

To add-on, here are some other useful charting libraries for devs: webcurate.co/c/charting

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INDAH-780

this is amazing

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Opemipo Disu

Thank you 😃!

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Gopikrishna Sathyamurthy

Thank you so much for the article. We have searching for a library with theming capabilities, does any of this provide such feature? Or do you know any such libraries? Any pointers can be helpful ☺️

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Opemipo Disu • Edited

Yes! Our chart library, Latitude for React, provides that - docs.latitude.so/react/getting-sta...

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Trollargh Holden

Why is amcharts not on the list? They have a lot of chart types. And it seems to be a widely used chart tool.

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eerk

I find Chart.js the most user-friendly, but I haven't tried them all.
I find D3.js really weird, because you are expected to do a lot of layout / svg manipulation yourself. I would expect the library to handle that for you.

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Mehedi Hasan

Why rechart is not in the list bro?

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Bernd Wechner

Wondering where Bokeh sits in this list or how it compares to this list.