Closed hampelm closed 10 years ago
Does't look like it's a good fit. It's primarily built for connecting to google spreadsheets, which is awesome but not our use case. It also is a huge JS file, and I don't see a lib folder or how it's easily maintainable. That means I can't easily pull out the charting code.
I think we're best off starting with chart.js and then moving to something heavier like flot or d3 if we need it.
Of the four, looks like d3 is the only one that's tested. Not that means much given the amount of custom code we'd write going directly with d3.
If we need to support IE8, then d3 might not fly. Alternatively, we could just not support older versions of IE.
http://jlord.github.io/sheetsee.js/