Flotilla
flotilla: flot graphs for rails What's it do? Generate beautiful canvas graphs from your ActiveRecord models in one line in your view. Works in most major browsers. All the heavy lifting is done by flot on the client in Javascript. Beautiful? Yup. The flot project has examples. One line? Yes! Ok, it's a long line: = chart("graph", { "Store 1" => { :collection => @store_one, :x => :date, :y => :sal
Home Documentation RubyForge Project Don’t Worry. Be Scruffy. Beautiful Graphs for Ruby. What is Scruffy? Scruffy is a Ruby library for generating attractive and powerful graphs, useful for web applications, print media and many others. Scruffy’s key features include: Built on SVG Scruffy uses SVG internally for rendering graphs. This allows Scruffy to render your graph identically at almost any
Rails on the Run - Google Chart Gem
Note that I'm working on merging this gem with another Google Charts gem. (see comments for more info about that) I've been working on a Google Chart Gem that I have ready for a beta release but unfortunately, getting a new project setup on RubyForge takes forever. (apparently 72 hours) It's mainly a wrapper for the great GChart API, but instead of using a helper to generate your graphs, you can s
Forbes.com Corporate Org Chart Wiki
The Forbes.com Corporate Org Chart Wiki, currently in beta release, is a collaborative Web application that lets you create, edit and browse company organization charts online.Forbes.com does not control the content posted by users of the Forbes.com Corporate Org Chart Wiki, and due to the ability of users to change wiki org charts, Forbes.com cannot guarantee the accuracy, quality, or validity of
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