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1.3: Graphing with Chart.js – Working With Data & APIs in JavaScript



The lesson continues working with tabular data (CSV) and examines how to graph the data in an HTML5 canvas with Chart.js.

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29 responses to “1.3: Graphing with Chart.js – Working With Data & APIs in JavaScript”

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  5. I have a project coming up at work where I will be creating visualizations with Chart.js. This tutorial put me at ease and now I'm less stressed out about learning this new tool. Also, just wanted to say that your teaching style is so informative, easy to follow and engaging. It's helpful to watch you work through how you solve a coding problem and when you come across errors how you figure them out. Great tutorial! I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.

  10. This is a great video, really helped me pick the concept fast. I was wondering if you can prepare some video where you can show timeseries data being aggregated from csv and display graph for a time period like , show graph for last 30 minutes or previous day something like that ?

  16. This has been a really entertaining and educative video to watch. Thank you!! I also like how you would actually refactor your codes near the end to make everything even more clean.

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