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[gionkunz]

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[hansmaad]

Omg, you're back to Chartist :)
I'm still using Chartist in older projects. While I have to say that I switched to Chart.js in most newer projects, as I considered this here to be discontinued and Chart.js is not too bad.
I'm looking forward to see a bright new future of this lib. I'm still looking for the perfect one :) Most chart libraries come with just too much bloat. Many more modern ones make use of ways to be more modular, but the core package is still huge. So, modernisation / modularisation is something that I'd look for in the future Chartist.
Happy to contribute... :-)

[gionkunz]

Yes, I'm planning to invest more time in the future again to implement long outstanding features and also add new ones based on new standard technology. @dangreen from cube invested a significant amount of time in renovating the stack and transitioning to TS. So a lot of credits need to go to them and Dan.