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Add to SafariWhen comparing Google Charts vs Livegap charts, the Slant community recommends Google Charts for most people. In the question“What are the best JavaScript charting libraries? ” Google Charts is ranked 14th while Livegap charts is ranked 15th. The most important reason people chose Google Charts is:
Google Charts has a large selection of chart types to get started with and have up in running in very little time. It uses sensible defaults, but has flexible options to allow for customization when needed. Better than most other free to use Chart APIs and has great documentation provided by Google.
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Pros
Pro Easy to use
Google Charts has a large selection of chart types to get started with and have up in running in very little time. It uses sensible defaults, but has flexible options to allow for customization when needed. Better than most other free to use Chart APIs and has great documentation provided by Google.
Pro Supports multiple Y axes
Important for trend correlation, eg. comparing number of clicks to sale amounts. Not same scales / units.
Pro Free
Tool to easily create beautiful chart from any data then save as image or animated HTML Charts
Pro Charts can be exported to multiple formats
Charts can be exported to images or HTML.
Pro Can be opened from the browser
The tool is online and can be used from a web browser, no application is needed.
Cons
Con Cannot self-host
Google does not allow you to save or host the code yourself.
Con No candlestick charts
Con No gantt chart
