Getting back to basics, let us have a look at the the most fundamental aspect of a chart, the data. Diving deeper into the series.data option of Highcharts.
This is a series of posts dealing with the following topics
- Categorized Series Data
- Regular/Discrete Series Data
- Irregular/Continuous Series Data
- Time Series Data
- Highcharts with PHP MYSQL JSON
- Highcharts Error #14
- …
Some of the topics are tentative, leave feedback if you want something more covered
Jugal Thakkar is a C# professional, JavaScript expert and an Android fan boy. He forges user-friendly enterprise web applications and enjoys data crunching & visualization. He is passionate about mobile and web technologies & appreciates open source.
He has been a preacher of Highcharts since he got acquainted with it at work & now attempts to help developers on Stack Overflow with his little knowledge. He occasionally blogs about Highcharts & has been a reviewer of the Highcharts Cookbook recently.
Jugal relishes playing Ping-Pong, solving puzzles or trying his luck at a Bowling alley. To know of what he learns, experiments and explores visit http://jugal.me/ or follow his blog, A Humble Opinion, @ https://ahumbleopinion.com/
He has been a preacher of Highcharts since he got acquainted with it at work & now attempts to help developers on Stack Overflow with his little knowledge. He occasionally blogs about Highcharts & has been a reviewer of the Highcharts Cookbook recently.
Jugal relishes playing Ping-Pong, solving puzzles or trying his luck at a Bowling alley. To know of what he learns, experiments and explores visit http://jugal.me/ or follow his blog, A Humble Opinion, @ https://ahumbleopinion.com/
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