Vizzu

@petervidos @andrea_scotto Of course Andrea. Check here: https://lib.vizzuhq.com/latest/#...

Vizzu emits events before drawing the parts of the chart (e.g. each marker), where any additional canvas parameter (like gradient) can be set. Here is an example, where we use a faint gradient on the markers: https://lib.vizzuhq.com/stories/... (source: https://github.com/vizzuhq/vizzu...)

@simon_laszlo thanks for sharing the github link. I see also shadow blur and other interesting things :) From my understanding does Vizzu try to mimic the SVG behavior of properties but in canvas?

@andrea_scotto Yes, something like that, but the design consideration behind having events when chart element renderings occur was to provide full control over the rendering of the chart. This way any part of the chart can be overridden by user-defined rendering functions. For example, here we draw thumbnails beside each axis label using the same mechanism: https://lib.vizzuhq.com/stories/...

Thanks @bozicivan! Sounds great! Let us know if you need more info. We're also happy to jump on a call to discuss the opportunities to bring the most out of Vizzu's capabilities.

@bozicivan If you have a lot of charts, than it's worth mentioning that with Vizzu, utilizing animated charts you can integrate multiple static charts into dynamic ones making your dashboards/UI more clean.

@simon_laszlo Thanks for the heads up, at the moment, it's just a few widgets with charts for the MVP, but down the road we'll be allowing customers to basically configure their own dashboards. Will keep in touch if we have any feedback.

Thank you @bias_csongor!

@bias_csongor Thanks! We've come a long way since the private beta.