 iguanaChart is not a product -- not yet. It is an experiment and demonstration of the convergence of some emerging technology topics, among them: XHTML, SVG, Ajax, and service oriented architecture (SOA). The pages outlined below address these topics and attempt to illustrate how these markups and approaches may provide for a dynamic, low-cost, integrated approach for incorporating analytical graphics in web pages. The original intent of the iguanaChart project was to propose an extension to the RSS format to allow for the delivery of charts and graphs to a specialized RSS reader. The idea has evolved into an experimental mechanism for delivering dynamic charts to web pages. See the topics below and learn more about iguanaChart. Or check out the iguanaChart blog. Charts on this page are displayed as GIF files to be compatible with older browsers. |
 BasicsiguanaChart is dependent on some emerging standards and technologies including SVG and XHTML. Investigate the great potential behind XHTML and SVG integration. More >> GalleryThis page includes the current set of graphs generated by the library. As you will see, custom charters can be added to the iguanaChart framework. More >> Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)See why iguanaChart is a great example of a practical and very useful SOA implementation. More >> AjaxFor web developers that don't code server-side components, Ajax allows for the integration of iguanaChart using simple client-side JavaScript. More >> Business Intelligence and VisualizationDepending on your needs and capabilities, iguanaChart could be an alternative to business intelligence packages that are expensive and possibly difficult to integrate with your web pages. More >> Open Source ProjectThe core of the iguanaChart logic is available in an open source project hosted at Google Code. More >> rssChartThe work behind iguanaChart started with the idea that an RSS feed and reader could be designed to deliver charts to feed subscribers. See how this idea could let your enterprise applications reach a broader audience. More >> |