Best JavaScript Libraries

FusionCharts is a powerful and easy-to-use JavaScript charting library that helps developers to add interactive charts and data visualizations to their web and mobile applications. With 100+ chart types, including column, bar, line, area, pie, doughnut, scatter, bubble, and more, it's easy to create professional-looking charts that are engaging and informative. The library is completely cross-browser compatible and works seamlessly with a wide range of technologies, including Angular, React, Vue, and more. FusionCharts product suite consists of • FusionCharts Suite XT • FusionTime • FusionExport • FusionGrid FusionCharts offers a wide range of features that make it one of the most popular charting libraries on the market, including: • Real-time data updates • Dynamic updates of data using AJAX • Drill-down and multi-level charts • Animation and special effects • Export to PDF, PNG, and SVG • Responsive design • Accessibility support

Dexie.js is a minimalistic and bulletproof IndexedDB wrapper library designed to simplify client-side storage. At only ~29k minified and gzipped, it offers a concise API that addresses the complexities of native IndexedDB, such as ambivalent error handling, poor queries, lack of reactivity, and code complexity. Dexie.js provides a well-thought-through API design, robust error handling, extendability, change tracking awareness, and extended KeyRange support, including case-insensitive search, set matches, and OR operations. It embraces the IndexedDB specification and all its features, allowing developers to use existing IndexedDB data without the need for data migration. Dexie.js supports composable real-time queries, enabling components to mirror the database in real-time across various front-end frameworks like React, Svelte, Vue, and Angular. With Dexie Cloud, developers can build consistent, authenticated, and access-controlled local-first apps with just a few lines of extra code.

Fluree is an immutable RDF graph database written in Clojure and adhering to W3C standards, supporting JSON and JSON-LD while accommodating various RDF ontologies; it boasts a scalable, cloud-native architecture utilizing a lightweight Java runtime, with individually scalable ledger and graph database components, embodying a "Data-Centric" ideology that treats data as a reusable asset independent of singular applications, underpinned by an immutable ledger that secures transactions with cryptographic integrity, alongside a rich RDF graph database capable of various queries, and employs SmartFunctions for enforcing data management rules, including identity and access management and data quality.