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Jan 3

Google's New API: Google Chart

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Google Labs has not given up on their little endeavors, and one of the recent additions to the host of services is the Chart API. By using a series of GET variables in a web request, one can have a dynamically generated chart returned for them. The following chart is the "Hello World" example they give using the following code:

Hello World Chart
The following charts are available:
  • Line
  • Bar
  • Pie
  • Venn
  • Scatter
There are plenty of options available to suit your needs, and get this...the maximum number of queries per day for this API? 50,000 calls. I have yet to register (i.e.: find a purpose for this yet), but I'm thinking that might be the maximum number of API calls for ANY of Google's APIs within a 24 hour period. Someone can let me know if I'm wrong and Google is just overly generous.

Posted by Brendon Kozlowski

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