Chapter 1: Introduction to Chart.js
- Lesson 1: What is Chart.js?
- Lesson 2: History and Importance of Chart.js
- Lesson 3: Installing Chart.js (CDN, NPM, and Manual)
- Lesson 4: Setting Up a Simple Chart.js Project
- Lesson 5: Overview of Chart.js Chart Types
Chapter 2: Understanding Chart.js Basics
- Lesson 1: Creating a Basic Chart
- Lesson 2: Chart.js Data Structure Explained
- Lesson 3: Configuring Chart Options (Title, Tooltips, Legends)
- Lesson 4: Using the Chart.js Config Object
- Lesson 5: Updating and Destroying Charts
Chapter 3: Working with Different Chart Types
- Lesson 1: Line Charts – Basics and Customization
- Lesson 2: Bar Charts – Basics and Customization
- Lesson 3: Pie and Doughnut Charts – Basics and Customization
- Lesson 4: Radar Charts – Basics and Customization
- Lesson 5: Polar Area Charts – Basics and Customization
Chapter 4: Customizing Chart Styles
- Lesson 1: Changing Colors and Backgrounds
- Lesson 2: Configuring Borders and Line Styles
- Lesson 3: Using Gradients for Chart Elements
- Lesson 4: Customizing Tooltips and Labels
- Lesson 5: Adjusting Chart Responsiveness
Chapter 5: Working with Chart.js Axes
- Lesson 1: Understanding Cartesian Axes
- Lesson 2: Configuring X and Y Axes
- Lesson 3: Formatting Tick Labels
- Lesson 4: Customizing Grid Lines
- Lesson 5: Using Logarithmic and Time Scales
Chapter 6: Handling Chart Data Dynamically
- Lesson 1: Updating Chart Data with JavaScript
- Lesson 2: Adding and Removing Data Dynamically
- Lesson 3: Handling Real-Time Data Updates
- Lesson 4: Using External Data Sources (CSV, JSON, APIs)
- Lesson 5: Interactive Charts with Event Listeners
Chapter 7: Handling User Interactions
- Lesson 1: Understanding Click and Hover Events
- Lesson 2: Implementing Custom Event Handlers
- Lesson 3: Interactive Charts with Buttons and Sliders
- Lesson 4: Customizing Tooltip Behavior
- Lesson 5: Filtering and Highlighting Data
Chapter 8: Exporting and Saving Charts
- Lesson 1: Exporting Charts as Images (PNG, JPG, SVG)
- Lesson 2: Downloading Charts with JavaScript
- Lesson 3: Printing Charts in Web Pages
- Lesson 4: Using Chart.js in PDF Reports
- Lesson 5: Integrating Chart.js with Data Visualization Tools
Chapter 9: Integrating Chart.js with Other Libraries
- Lesson 1: Chart.js with jQuery
- Lesson 2: Chart.js with Bootstrap
- Lesson 3: Chart.js with Tailwind CSS
- Lesson 4: Chart.js with React.js
- Lesson 5: Chart.js with Vue.js
Chapter 10: Performance Optimization in Chart.js
- Lesson 1: Reducing Chart Rendering Time
- Lesson 2: Optimizing Large Data Visualization
- Lesson 3: Lazy Loading and Virtualization
- Lesson 4: Using Web Workers for Performance Improvement
- Lesson 5: Debugging and Profiling Charts
Chapter 1: Deep Dive into Chart.js Configuration
- Lesson 1: Understanding Global Chart.js Configuration
- Lesson 2: Using Chart Defaults for Reusability
- Lesson 3: Advanced Dataset Configuration
- Lesson 4: Creating Multiple Axes Charts
- Lesson 5: Customizing Legends and Labels
Chapter 2: Advanced Styling and Animation
- Lesson 1: Custom Animations in Chart.js
- Lesson 2: Animating Dataset Changes
- Lesson 3: Smoothing Line Charts with Curves
- Lesson 4: Using CSS for Advanced Chart Styling
- Lesson 5: Creating Multi-Layered Charts
Chapter 3: Plugin System in Chart.js
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Chart.js Plugins
- Lesson 2: Using Built-in Plugins
- Lesson 3: Creating Custom Plugins
- Lesson 4: Registering Plugins and Extending Functionality
- Lesson 5: Sharing and Using Third-Party Plugins
Chapter 4: Custom Tooltip and Legend Designs
- Lesson 1: Creating Custom Tooltip Callbacks
- Lesson 2: Customizing Legend Display and Positioning
- Lesson 3: Implementing Interactive Legends
- Lesson 4: Advanced Label Formatting
- Lesson 5: Multi-Line and Custom Tooltip Designs
Chapter 5: Advanced Data Handling
- Lesson 1: Using WebSockets for Real-Time Data
- Lesson 2: Fetching Data from APIs for Live Charts
- Lesson 3: Handling Missing or Null Data in Charts
- Lesson 4: Implementing Zoom and Pan Features
- Lesson 5: Using Indexed and Time Series Data
Chapter 6: Working with Mixed Charts
- Lesson 1: Creating Multi-Type Charts
- Lesson 2: Combining Line and Bar Charts
- Lesson 3: Using Stacked Charts Effectively
- Lesson 4: Overlaying Multiple Charts
- Lesson 5: Synchronizing Multiple Chart.js Instances
Chapter 7: Advanced Customization with JavaScript
- Lesson 1: Using JavaScript Callbacks for Custom Charts
- Lesson 2: Writing Custom Rendering Functions
- Lesson 3: Implementing Dynamic Data Sorting
- Lesson 4: Applying Business Logic to Chart Data
- Lesson 5: Using JavaScript Modules for Chart.js
Chapter 8: Integrating Chart.js with Backend Technologies
- Lesson 1: Chart.js with Node.js and Express.js
- Lesson 2: Chart.js with PHP and MySQL
- Lesson 3: Using Django with Chart.js
- Lesson 4: Working with Firebase and Firestore
- Lesson 5: Using Chart.js with Python APIs
Chapter 9: Building Dashboards with Chart.js
- Lesson 1: Designing an Interactive Dashboard Layout
- Lesson 2: Creating Multiple Charts in One Page
- Lesson 3: Syncing Charts for Data Comparison
- Lesson 4: Handling User Input in Dashboards
- Lesson 5: Deploying and Hosting Chart.js Dashboards
Chapter 10: Security and Best Practices
- Lesson 1: Preventing XSS and Injection Attacks in Chart.js
- Lesson 2: Handling Large Data Securely
- Lesson 3: Optimizing Chart.js for Mobile Devices
- Lesson 4: Enhancing Accessibility in Data Visualization
- Lesson 5: Future Trends and Best Practices in Chart.js
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