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Build Your First Data Visualization with CanvasJS

Learn how to use the CanvasJS charting library to integrate data visualizations into websites and apps.

Beginner
1h 4m
(2)

Created by Martin Burger

Last Updated Sep 12, 2025

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Build Your First Data Visualization with CanvasJS

Learn how to use the CanvasJS charting library to integrate data visualizations into websites and apps.

Beginner
1h 4m
(2)

Created by Martin Burger

Last Updated Sep 12, 2025

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There are plenty of ways to display data on your web application. In this course, Build Your First Data Visualization with CanvasJS, you’ll see how CanvasJS helps you in generating different types of charts. First, you’ll learn how to set up a working environment . Next, you’ll discover how to connect to a local server and other data sources. Then, once the setup is complete, you will discover how to create, modify and annotate different chart types. Finally, you will explore multivariate charts and combined charts. When you’re finished with this intro course, you’ll have the skills to create and modify a standard data visualization in CanvasJS.

Build Your First Data Visualization with CanvasJS
Beginner
1h 4m
(2)
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Martin Burger - Pluralsight course - Build Your First Data Visualization with CanvasJS
Martin Burger
18 courses 4.6 author rating 181 ratings

Martin is a trained biostatistician, programmer, consultant and data science enthusiast. His main objective: Explaining data science in a straightforward way. You can find his latest work over at: r-tutorials.com

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