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Sep 10, 2024 â‹… 7 min read

The top 9 React chart libraries

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3 Replies to "The top 9 React chart libraries"

  1. Recharts provides support for mobile (with responsive container). But the docs page was not made for mobile, that’s for sure 🙂

    1. Fr. For a second, I thought that the charts must also not be responsive due to the docs, but was thankfully wrong.

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