Highcharts is a JavaScript charting library that allows developers to create interactive and visually appealing charts for web applications. It offers a wide range of chart types, including line charts, bar charts, pie charts, scatter plots, and more. It also supports different types of data, including CSV, JSON, and even live data streams. One of the key features of Highcharts is its ability to customize the look and feel of the charts. Developers can easily change the colors, font sizes, and other visual elements to match their brand or design. Additionally, it offers a variety of options for making charts responsive, so they look great on any device. Another great feature is the ability to add interactive elements to charts, such as hover effects, tooltips, and click events. This allows developers to create charts that are not only informative, but also engaging for users. Highcharts also supports exporting charts as PNG, JPEG, PDF, or SVG, making it easy to share or print them.
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TelemetryOS is a vertically integrated platform for connected screens, kiosks, and screen applications. Purpose-built Node hardware, a hardened Edge operating system, Studio cloud, an integrated video CDN, and an application runtime work together so every display can show the right content, respond to real-world conditions, and scale from one location to thousands.
Start with what every screen network needs: playlists, dayparting, calendar schedules, priority overrides, and a media library delivered through adaptive 4K streaming. Content caches locally so playback continues through outages. Proof-of-play reporting, screenshot capture, and audit logs verify what ran, where, and for how long. Design multi-zone layouts, video walls, and touch kiosks on a visual canvas, with scheduling built into each page and AI Assist to generate layouts from a prompt. Instant, scheduled, or CAP-triggered emergency overrides can preempt content on any screen or group.
When playlists are not enough, TelemetryOS runs full screen applications. Developers build in React and TypeScript with the TelemetryOS SDK, preview across aspect ratios, and publish from Git with staged rollouts and one-click rollback. Screens connect to POS, ERP, sensors, serial devices, and MQTT so menus, dashboards, and kiosks update from live business data. Fleet health monitoring, remote diagnostics, automatic OS updates, role-based access, SAML SSO, and SOC 2-aligned enterprise controls keep operations predictable at scale.
Use TelemetryOS for campaign walls and retail media, QSR menu boards and self-service kiosks, healthcare check-in and wayfinding, campus communications, production wallboards, hospitality directories, and corporate KPI displays. Node Mini, Node Pro, and Node Max cover single-screen 4K signage, multi-display apps, and on-device AI workloads—all managed from one console. Built on a decade of operating mission-critical screens, TelemetryOS powers tens of thousands of displays in 40+ countries with a 99.9% uptime SLA.
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ZingGrid
ZingGrid has default behaviors for calculating the average, count, min, max, and sum values for a given column. These aggregation values are displayed in a single row at the base of the grid. Data tables often are the least accessible part of a site. With ZingGrid, you won't have to think twice about it. Build interactive data grids that follow the three biggest accessibility standards in the #a11y community. ZingGrid had performance in mind while developing. Several key features can help you render data more quickly to the screen, including Infinite Scroll, Server Paging, Server-Side Rendering, and Styling. ZingGrid is very flexible in the ways you can input data into a grid. Add your data via Data Types, Data Attributes.
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