[00:04:15] <Alchimista>	 long shot of the day: anyone here uses .js flot?
[00:36:31] <dschoon>	 used to
[00:36:41] <dschoon>	 it's fine for getting started quickly, imo
[00:36:53] <dschoon>	 but it's not great if you want a lot of control, or you want things to be beautiful.
[00:36:57] <dschoon>	 ^^ Alchimista
[00:37:31] <dschoon>	 d3js.org is by far the best, but it requires an investment. it's complicated.
[00:37:57] <dschoon>	 so there are libs built on top of d3 that make things easier. more flot-like: http://code.shutterstock.com/rickshaw/
[00:38:02] <dschoon>	 that's probably one of the better ones
[00:38:56] <Alchimista>	 dschoon: thanks, i really need some simple one, i'm not planning to spend too much time in *ploting* the data
[00:39:06] <dschoon>	 word.
[00:39:19] <dschoon>	 i think rickshaw is prettier as well as more pleasant than flot
[00:39:22] <dschoon>	 but obv ymmv
[00:40:14] <Alchimista>	 well, at least with that framework i can get more help, i've never *realy used* js before