Chart.js 4.0 release celebration 🥳👏🎉

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Hey Chart.js community 👋

Let's take some time to celebrate the recent Chart.js 4.0 release and learn more about it.

Many plugins and libraries have also been updated to support Chart.js 4.0, including framework integrations: react-chartjs-2 for React, vue-chartjs for Vue, svelte-chartjs for Svelte, ng2-charts for Angular, etc.

• If you're an existing Chart.js user, please check the 4.x migration guide in the docs. Chart.js 4.0 has minimal breaking changes so upgrading from Chart.js 3.x should be a walk in the park. (If you're still using Chart.js 2.x, there's also 3.x migration guide.)

• If you'd like to become a Chart.js user, please check the complete step-by-step guide in docs. Really, don't hesitate to try Chart.js—there is more than one reason why.

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Also, please meet Chart.js maintainers and community at the first Chart.js meetup in January 2023. See agenda and register today.

(We're actually looking for more Chart.js users who'd like to talk about their experience with Chart.js, so please leave a comment or get in touch if you'd like to.)

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And the last but not the least. Let's say a big warm thank you to everyone who made Chart.js 4.0 happen 🙌

@Brainshaker95, @BrilliantDeviation7, @GrantHynd, @LeeLenaleee, @Lonylis, @New-dev0, @Zivangu9, @amincheloh, @benmccann, @cmcnulty, @dangreen, @etimberg, @gibson042, @jdufresne, @jwilliams-met, @kartik-madhak, @kurkle, @lucianosantana, @luckened, @puneetkathar1, @rupert-br, @sashashura, @stockiNail, @t-mangoe, @touletan and @wenzdey

If you have anything to share or any ideas to inspire further development of Chart.js, please leave a comment!