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Articles by Mukul Latiyan
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How to create your first chart with FusionCharts.js?
FusionCharts is a JavaScript library that you can use when you want to create charts and maps and put them in your web application. In this tutorial, we will show how you can use FusionChart.js to create two different charts. Before we learn how to create charts, the first important thing is to know how we can install FusionCharts onto our local machines. Installing FusionCharts There are multiple ways with which we can install FusionCharts. Using CDN You can use the CDN link given below to directly gain access to the files of FusionCharts. Install from NPM You ...
Read MoreCreating a Data Grid in JavaScript with Handsontable.js
Handsontable is a JavaScript library that is used when we want to create a data grid. It provides a spreadsheet-like experience, pretty similar to Excel. In this tutorial, we will explain how you can use handsontable.js to create a data grid with your own data. In addition, we will see how to use different options available in handsontable.js. While there might be different spreadsheets like grid creators that you can use, the handsontable.js stands out from most of them because of its ability to work with vanilla JavaScript, React or Angular as well. Before you can start working with handsontable.js, ...
Read MoreBuilding a Text Editor using Quill.js
Quill is a free and open-source text editor that falls under the category of WYSIWYG editors and is mainly built for the modern web that we use today. It is a highly customizable text editor and has many expressive API. Quill is very easy to use and provides a good interface that is even understandable to those that have worked on markup only. In this tutorial, we will take multiple examples to explain how you can build a text editor using Quill.js. While there are dozens of rich text editors that belong to the WYSIWYG text editors, the most widely ...
Read MoreAuto-formatting Input Text Content with Cleave.js
Auto-formatting is one of those features that are hard to implement but at the same time increases the userexperience a lot. There are different JavaScript libraries that one can use when they want to auto-format the input text content, but the most popular of them is Cleave.js. Cleave.js is a JavaScript library that is mainly used when we want to format the input text content and it works very smoothly. It is very lightweight and easy to get started with. In this tutorial, we will take a couple of examples to demonstrate how you can use Cleave.js to autoformat input ...
Read MoreAdding Animations on Scroll with HTML, CSS and AOS.js
AOS.js (Animation on Scroll) is an animation-providing JavaScript library that makes it easier to add tons of animations by simply changing the name of the class in the div tag in which you want to add an animation. While there are different animation JavaScript libraries out there, AOS.js is probably the simplest of them. In this tutorial, we will explore different types of animations that we can use in AOS.js with the help of different examples. The first category of animations that we will explore are the fading one's. Before we do that, we first need to make sure that ...
Read MoreHow to create a meeting with the zoom API in Python?
Zoom is a video conferencing platform that has become increasingly popular for remote meetings and webinars. Zoom provides an API that allows developers to programmatically interact with Zoom's features and functionality, including creating and managing meetings. In this context, Python provides a simple and efficient way to create meetings through Zoom's API. By using Python, you can automate the process of creating Zoom meetings and integrate it with other workflows or applications. In this guide, we will explore how to create a meeting with the Zoom API in Python using the requests library and the Zoom API's authentication mechanisms. ...
Read MoreHow to Create a Pivot Table in Python using Pandas?
A pivot table is a powerful data analysis tool that allows you to summarize and aggregate data based on different dimensions. In Python, you can create pivot tables using the pandas library, which provides flexible and efficient tools for data manipulation and analysis. To create a pivot table in pandas, you first need to have a dataset in a pandas DataFrame. You can load data into a DataFrame from various sources such as CSV files, Excel spreadsheets, SQL databases, and more. Once you have your data in a DataFrame, you can use the pandas pivot_table() function to create ...
Read MoreHow to Create a Pie Chart in Seaborn?
One of the most commonly used types of graphs in data visualisation is the pie chart. A pie chart is a circular chart that is divided into slices to represent the proportion of different categories in a dataset. Seaborn is a Python data visualization library that is built on top of Matplotlib, which is another popular Python visualization library. Seaborn provides a high-level interface for creating a wide range of statistical graphics and can produce more sophisticated and aesthetically pleasing visualizations than Matplotlib. Matplotlib is a low-level library for creating basic graphs and charts in Python. It provides ...
Read MoreHow to create a matrix of random integers in Python?
In Python, you can create a matrix of random integers using the NumPy library. NumPy is a powerful library for scientific computing in Python that provides support for multidimensional arrays, among other things. To create a matrix of random integers using NumPy, you can use the numpy.random.randint() function. This function generates random integers between a specified range and returns a NumPy array of the specified shape. The range of integers to be generated is specified using the low and high arguments of the function. To specify the shape of the matrix, you can use the size argument of ...
Read MoreHow to create a Cumulative Histogram in Plotly?
A cumulative histogram is a type of histogram that shows the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of a dataset. The CDF represents the probability that a random observation from the dataset will be less than or equal to a certain value. Cumulative histograms are useful when you want to compare the distribution of two or more datasets or when you want to visualize the proportion of data points that fall below a certain threshold. Plotly is a Python library for creating interactive and publication-quality visualizations. It is built on top of the D3.js visualization library and provides a wide range ...
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