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Thanks, Rob. But how do you compare the two solutions? Does one way better than the other?
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Thanks, Rob. But how do you compare the two solutions? Does one way better than the other?

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At this point, if it were me, it's about resources and what kind of system you want and to maintain.<br />
I don't mean to be obtuse, just getting an idea of where you're at before recommending a solution
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At this point, if it were me, it's about resources and what kind of system you want and to maintain.
I don't mean to be obtuse, just getting an idea of where you're at before recommending a solution

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Thanks. I did find a github project using highchart to plot mqtt web socket data.
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Thanks. I did find a github project using highchart to plot mqtt web socket data.

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Perfect :) anyways better than reinventing the wheel
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Perfect :) anyways better than reinventing the wheel

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Is it possible to use Highcharts to plot real time data? The number of data points is increasing. So the chart should be shifting to the right consistently, showing the new data while discarding the old data.
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Is it possible to use Highcharts to plot real time data? The number of data points is increasing. So the chart should be shifting to the right consistently, showing the new data while discarding the old data.

Use Highcharts to plot real time data

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