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Chartbrew is now Fair Source
Chartbrew v4 uses the FSL license. Learn what’s allowed, what’s changed, and how it helps keep the project sustainable while staying open for most users.
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Chartbrew v4 - what's new
Chartbrew v4 is here with scheduled snapshots, smarter dashboard filters, a refreshed design, and major performance upgrades for client reporting.
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Visualizing ClickHouse Data with Chartbrew: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to connect ClickHouse to Chartbrew, write SQL queries, and build dynamic charts. This guide walks you through setting up a data source, creating datasets, and automating updates for real-time insights.
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Visualizing Baserow data with Chartbrew
Learn how to visualize Baserow data in Chartbrew with this step-by-step guide. From setting up an API connection to configuring datasets, handling pagination, and creating interactive charts, this tutorial will help you build a Baserow dashboard effortlessly.
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How to connect and visualize Amazon RDS data with Chartbrew
In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the steps to connect your Amazon RDS databases, specifically Postgres and MySQL, with Chartbrew
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Connect and visualize your Supabase Database with Chartbrew
This tutorial shows you how to connect, query, and visualize your Supabase database with Chartbrew. Create Supabase client reports with ease.
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How to visualize Heroku Postgres data with Chartbrew
In this tutorial, we are going to connect Heroku Postgres to Chartbrew, fetch some data, and create charts to visualize our data.
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Visualize MySQL data with Chartbrew
In this short tutorial, we will show how you can connect any MySQL database to Chartbrew. Once we connect the database, we are going to write a few simple queries to fetch some data and create datasets to be visualized in multiple ways.
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