Charting Made Simple with FusionCharts

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A very neat library that developers can use free of charge in your web development projects to display nice charts e.g. bar charts, line charts, pie charts etc is
Fusion Charts Free Edition
http://www.fusioncharts.com/free/



I will post some code later for using these

But used dynamically with database content they provide an excellent way to help your end users visualise trends in data over time etc

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