Chart.js Jobs

I have a single PDF that serves as educational material and I need every page faithfully rebuilt as a polished PowerPoint deck. The slide deck must keep the same wording and overall flow but adopt a clear corporate style—clean fonts, consistent colours, professional layouts—so it feels boardroom-ready while still teaching the content. Please include any charts and graphs that appear in the original PDF. If they are only shown as static images, redraw them natively in PowerPoint so I can edit figures later. Where numeric data exists but no chart is present, visualise it with a simple bar, line, or pie chart that matches the surrounding design. Deliverables • Editable .pptx file, 16:9 layout • Re-created charts and graphs as native PowerPoint objects • All te...

Necesito un OS para decos, puede ser basado en linux y que tenga un menú para colocar IP, Puerto, Usuario y Clave para el login en el servidor IPTV, sin muchas graficas, solo el login, que al autenticarse se agregue a la playlist y reproduzca los canales automáticamente.

I want a Blazor WebAssembly application that my team can run entirely in the browser while still taking advantage of .NET on the back end. The project’s focus is an internal business app, so security, speed, and a clean code-base are more important to me than public-facing design polish. Core features I need working from day one: • User authentication – sign-in, sign-out, role-based access, and token refresh handled with ASP.NET Core Identity or another proven library. • Data visualization – interactive charts and tables (think , Plotly, or the built-in Telerik/Syncfusion components if you prefer) driven by live data pulled from our existing APIs. • File uploads – drag-and-drop or standard picker that writes to a secure storage endpoint, then d...

I’m building an internal business tool for our clients and customers, powered by a Node.js back-end and a React front-end. I’ve already mapped out the core architecture and now need a developer who can turn that plan into a clean, production-ready application. Core features we must deliver: • User authentication – secure sign-up, log-in, and role-based access • Data visualization – interactive charts/graphs that pull from our REST endpoints • File upload & download – reliable handling of documents up to 50 MB, with progress indicators The back-end will expose a RESTful API in Node.js (Express is fine), connect to a PostgreSQL database, and include JWT-based auth plus basic rate limiting. On the front-end, React (hooks, functional compo...

My trading platform already executes market, limit and stop orders, but the risk-management layer is still missing. The first milestone is to wire in full stop-loss / take-profit support. I need one order ticket to hold several take-profit targets and several stop levels, each independently editable and cancellable. Trailing stops, moveable (drag-and-drop) limit orders and partial take-profit execution must all work seamlessly against the existing matching engine. Once the core logic is stable, I want the front end to render this information as intuitive graphs and charts: open positions plotted on the price chart, colour-coded TP/SL bands, and real-time P&L markers. The current React components already pull live price feeds; your job is to extend them so every change in order state i...

I need a single-page HTML dashboard that springs to life the moment I upload a fresh Excel workbook. The sheet will hold Process-Safety KPI data; once it is dropped into the page, the code should parse it in-browser (no server component), render bar charts and line graphs, and let me narrow all visuals with a simple date or month range selector. While viewing the charts I want basic interactivity: hovering reveals tooltips and clicking a data point highlights the underlying record or series. Smooth, fast, and intuitive is the goal. Core expectations • A clean HTML file with embedded JavaScript—, D3, Plotly or any comparable library is fine as long as it remains lightweight and open-source. • An Excel template that matches the parser so I can keep feeding new data with...