| hey all, I’m looking for advice how to build build better charts. I have a site that pipes API data into recharts that become part of a report (example). Broadly, it's working but I still have instances in which I get text that meshes together (See image). There are too many potential charts for me to check individually (many data points x 2 geographies x 2 time periods), so I wondering if anyone had suggestions on what approach I might take. One thing I wonder is if I should use a different library (charts.js, apache echarts, etc)? I see enough consistently well formatted charts online that I know I must be doing something wrong. I'm also using claude to help with this, so if anyone has suggestions on how to better use AI, I'm all ears. [link] [留言] |
AI & ML
Read original: https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1wbozjt/urban_workshop/
Urban Workshop
/u/TylerColfax Reddit r/webdev
24 views
← Previous
Why I Built Another yt-dlp GUI (And Why I Think It Was Worth It)
Next →
Hosting PDFs with node.js apps?
Related
OpenClaw Plugin: Connect WAIaaS to LangChain, CrewAI, and Any AI Framework
AI & ML
60
Dev.to (EN Zone)
Why Giving AI Agents More Context Can Make Them Worse
AI & ML
49
Dev.to (EN Zone)
How to Optimize Development Cycles with AI: Numbers, Tools & Tactics [2026]
AI & ML
51
Dev.to (EN Zone)
How to Stop Leaking API Keys and PII to LLMs: Zero-Trust In-Memory Sanitization for Cursor & Claude
AI & ML
49
DEV Community
Comments0
No comments yet — be the first