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TotalSheets
iOS · 39 recommendations
TotalSheets - Online Spreadsheets
TotalSheets is a platform that offers you all the tools you need to create a fully functional online spreadsheet. Similar to Google Sheets in concept, but with the intention to give a greater control to owners over the appearance of their published spreadsheets. You can publish your content as a spreadsheet or a static table. Appearance of each sheet can be customised and the access to some or all cells can be granted to users. Current beta version includes approx. 150 standard functions you can find in Excel or Google Sheets. Additionally to the standard formula bar above the sheet area, there is a full screen editor that allows to split formula into lines and keep it in tidy and clean structure. The project is in beta version with an intention of continuous improvement of functionality, therefore users are welcomed to contribute by sending us feedback or taking part in discussion on our website.
GetChart.me
iOS · 33 recommendations
GetChart.me - Chart Images From URL
GetChart.me is a service that generates chart images from URLs. It uses Vega-lite under the hood for rendering the chart. Every chart image is defined by a URL. It's easy to embed the chart in emails, blog posts, PDFs, READMEs, and more. This service supports any chart that is supported by Vega-lite: bar chart, line chart, scatter plots, area chart, etc. You can find more examples from Vega-lite examples page. There's no need to download libraries and set them up. Just define the chart and pass it to the service to get the chart image. Every chart image is licensed as Public Domain. It means you can use it whatever you like. There's no need to learn another chart library in the programming language $X. Learn this once and use it in any programming language. The chart is defined using Vega-lite grammars. Vega-lite is an open source project. Hence, there's a clear migration path should one wish to move away from this service.