AnyChart JS Charts and Dashboards 8.7.0

AnyChart is a robust and superfast JavaScript charting library to add great-looking, interactive HTML5 charts into any project, in any browser, and on any platform/OS including mobile ones.

AnyChart provides advanced customization and flexibility opportunities, no matter if you are developing a website, a business intelligence application (BI) for corporate usage, or some software for your clients. Our JavaScript API makes it possible for you to create even big data based charts in real time, with continuous updates and multi-level drill-downs. Moreover, whatever server platform or database you use in your project, AnyChart is ready to fulfill your dream to surprise your customers with amazing informative JS charts and dashboards regardless of device - on Macs, laptops, PCs, smartphones, and tablets.

AnyChart provides scatter, line, bar, area, waterfall, spline, funnel, bubble, polar, column, column range, pie, box plot, linear and angular gauges, area spline range, Mekko, Venn, Sankey Diagram, waterfall, quadrant, tag cloud, and lots of other sorts of charts available separately and in combination, 2D and 3D.

In a nutshell, AnyChart HTML5 chart library's advantages boil down to the following out-of-the-box features:
* 60+ chart types;
* chart design themes and color palettes;
* chart export to PDF, PNG, JPG, SVG, PS, chart data export to CSV and XLSX (Excel), social network sharing;
* many web app samples with interactive BI dashboards;
* localization engine (194 predefined locale files),
as well as advanced interactivity (tooltips on hover, drill-down, exclude data point, multi-selection, and more), multiple axes, async rendering, online chart editor, and much more to easily create beautiful interactive JS data visualization for any web projects.

Requirements:	None. JavaScript/HTML5 based; compatible with all platforms and browsers.
Release Info:	Major Update on Aug 07, 2019
Release Notes:	Client-Side Export is now available in the AnyChart JavaScript charting library. This will allow you to have your data visualizations saved as images — SVG, PNG, and JPG — and PDF documents without a roundtrip to the server by leveraging the built-in browser features for a seamless JS chart export.