Go-Charts

[drifting drift]

Charting library for Go, built on go-gui. Immediate-mode rendering via DrawCanvas — no virtual DOM, no diffing, just fast composable charts.

• 18+ chart types covering analytics, statistics, and finance
• Pure-Go rendering with retained tessellation cache; redraws are free when data is unchanged
• 16x MSAA PNG and SVG export — no window required
• Themeable: Tableau 10, Pastel, Vivid, and high-contrast accessibility palettes; customize colors, padding, legends, and tick styles
• Built-in data transforms: SMA/EMA/WMA, linear and polynomial regression, Bollinger bands, LTTB downsampling, binning
• CSV and JSON parsers for typed series
• Linear, Log, Time, and Category axes with auto-tick generation
• Zoom, pan, and brush select out of the box
• Zero external runtime dependencies beyond go-gui

https://github.com/mike-ward/go-charts

[wispy atlas]

you forgot a link?

[drifting drift]

Thanks! https://github.com/mike-ward/go-charts

[wispy atlas]

looks nice. just an odd license for “professional” charts. and a worrisome claude.md

[drifting drift]

What's worrisom about the claude.md?

[drifting drift]

Removed Professional from descriptions.

[wispy atlas]

how much of it is AI

[drifting drift]

Why do you care?

[wispy atlas]

I care about the craft, about how trustable / understood something is or might be etc

[drifting drift]

Wouldn't it be more constructive to evaluate the code then?

[drifting drift]

After some consideration, I agree that the Polyform NC 1.0 license is odd. Switched to MIT license.

[rugged anvil]

Due to usually poor experience with many other libraries or whole apps that rely heavily on help of LLMs, a lot of people now (especially those with technical knowledge) are sceptical about new things that look to be created with the help of AI.

You keep hearing about terrible code, some weird vulnerabilities or leaking resources almost all the time..