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28 projects are charts, maps and graphics, listed alphabetically. Written in 2 languages, most of them open source. Counts only projects with momentum; the full list has the rest.

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  • amCharts 5

    JavaScript library for interactive charts, maps and stock charts in web pages and web apps.

  • Anime.js

    JavaScript animation library that animates CSS properties, SVG, DOM attributes and JavaScript objects.

  • Apache ECharts

    JavaScript library for interactive charts and data visualization that runs in the browser.

  • ApexCharts

    JavaScript charting library that draws interactive charts with SVG for websites and web apps.

  • AutoAnimate

    Zero-config, drop-in animation utility that adds transitions to a web app when elements are added, removed or moved.

B

  • Babylon.js

    Open-source JavaScript and TypeScript 3D rendering engine for the web.

  • Bokeh

    Python library for interactive plots and data applications that render in web browsers.

C

  • Chart.js

    JavaScript charting library that draws charts on an HTML5 canvas.

  • Chartist

    JavaScript library that draws responsive charts as SVG, styled with CSS.

D

  • D3

    JavaScript library for bespoke data visualization that runs in the browser.

  • dhtmlxGantt

    JavaScript Gantt chart component for project scheduling, timelines and task dependencies.

  • dotLottie Web

    JavaScript and TypeScript player for Lottie and dotLottie animations, built on a Rust and WebAssembly core.

F

  • Fabric.js

    JavaScript HTML5 canvas library for interactive objects, with SVG and JSON import and export.

  • Fluent UI System Icons

    Icon set of familiar icons from Microsoft, shipped as SVG files and as native Android, iOS and Flutter libraries.

  • Font Awesome

    Icon library and toolkit distributed as web fonts, SVG and CSS, with free icon styles and paid Pro styles.

  • Frappe Gantt

    JavaScript library that draws configurable, interactive Gantt charts for the web.

G

  • GoJS

    JavaScript and TypeScript library for creating interactive diagrams, charts and graphs in the browser or on Node.js.

  • GSAP

    JavaScript animation library, with plugins for scroll, SVG, text and UI animation, that runs in the browser.

H

  • Heroicons

    Set of free, MIT-licensed SVG icons for user interface development, with React and Vue packages.

I

  • Iconify

    Unified icon framework that loads open source icons from any icon library on demand.

  • Iconoir

    Open source SVG icon set with packages for React, React Native, Vue, Flutter and CSS.

L

  • Leaflet

    JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps that runs in the browser.

  • Lucide

    Open-source set of scalable vector icons, distributed as packages for vanilla JavaScript and for frameworks.

O

  • Octicons

    Set of SVG icons built by GitHub, with helper packages for JavaScript, React and Ruby.

P

  • Phosphor Icons

    Open-source icon family of SVG icons in six weights, with packages for the web, React, Vue and other frameworks.

R

  • Radix Icons

    Set of 15×15 icons that ships as individual React components on npm.

S

  • Simple Icons

    Icon set of SVG logos for popular brands, published as an npm and Composer package.

T

  • Tabler Icons

    Set of free, MIT-licensed SVG icons on a 24x24 grid, published as npm packages for plain HTML and for several frameworks.

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