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Dojo Charting demo: tribute to Highcharts

8 Dec, 2009 · 1 min read
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Wolfram Kriesing asked:

Somehow I have the feeling that you can bend dojox’s charting module to look and feel like http://highcharts.com/ — will be for free.

Yes, it is relatively simple. To prove a point I wrote a quick-and-dirty demo available here: Tribute to Highcharts. Obviously not everything matches 100%. Go and judge for yourself.

Update: related post on dojo-dev mailing list, which explains some details of the demo.

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8 Dec 2009

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