JpGraph

Posted December 23rd, 2006 by Mgccl
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JpGraph is a PHP library uses GD Graphics Library for graphing data. The best benifit of using JpGraph is to save time. JpGraph include some of the well known graphs--Line, bar, pie, ring, radar and more. The professional version embedded 3 more graphs--odometer, windrose and barcodes. With a great documentation, anyone with the basic knowledge of use a PHP class can make graphs similar to this:
Example output from JpGraph

Editor Comment:

I start to learn PHP by manipulating graphics because I like to generate dynamic graphic presentation. Obviously, this became the first PHP class I ever used in my life, which lead me into OO.


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