Continuing to create basic and experimental visualizations using the Google Chart API will increase a developer's ability to use the toolset in new and creative ways. As demonstrated in this chapter, the complexity of a visualization may be deceiving in regards to the expertise needed to implement. Often it is the case that visualization complexity has been intentionally encapsulated within the visualization object itself, allowing developers the luxury of less programming during implementation.

Building visualizations from scratch is beyond the scope of this book, but an overview of the process has been presented as a starting point. This book, in combination with the live tutorials, gives a basic foundation of a single API from which advanced use of this API or exploration of other Google APIs can begin. In the next chapter, the various ways in which a visualization can be published are examined.