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Oct 14 |
Our Ultra-High Performance JavaScript Charts are now in Beta!
Posted by Andrew Burnett-Thompson on 14 October 2020 01:45 PM
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Today we have an exciting announcement to SciChart’s now multi award-winning product line-up: SciChart.js BETA! Check out what’s available below: SciChart.js v1.0 BetaOur best-in-class cross-platform charting library just got better! SciChart.js is an ultra-realtime JavaScript Chart library, suitable for
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Sep 30 |
SciChart iOS and macOS v4.1 Released!
Posted by Julia Skorobogata on 30 September 2020 10:18 AM
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We are pleased to announce that the SciChart iOS v4.1, has now been released! There is a number of improvements and bug fixes made, most importantly this version introduces the Mac Catalyst feature and Swift Package Manager support. It is recommended for all users of SciChart to update to the latest version! Please see more information below. What’s new in SciChart iOS & macOS 4.1?New feature: Mac
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Sep 10 |
SciChart.js JavaScript Chart Progress Update Sept 2020
Posted by Andrew Burnett-Thompson on 10 September 2020 06:38 AM
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Hey SciChart fans! We wanted to give you an update on our progress in creating SciChart.js – Fast JavaScript 2D/3D Charts for Web applications. You can watch a 5-minute flash update in the video below. Do be sure to subscribe to our YouTube page if you want to be notified of further updates! Read more » | |
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Sep 9 |
SciChart Mobile SDK with macOS v4.0 Released!
Posted by Julia Skorobogata on 09 September 2020 11:23 AM
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Many people were eagerly anticipating the SciChart for Mac support to be released. We are pleased to announce that we have now released the SciChart mobile version 4, which includes the usual iOS and Android platforms as well as support for macOS. Download iOS & macOS TrialRead more » | |
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Aug 2 |
Your feedback needed. Video Courses for SciChart!
Posted by Andrew Burnett-Thompson on 02 August 2020 12:08 PM
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Hey SciChart users! We’re starting work on building some video courses and tutorials on SciChart across platforms: WPF, iOS, Android and JavaScript. The problem is … the SciChart library is huge! Where do we start? We thought about creating a set of video courses that matched the documentation but it would be very long, and possibly not very valuable. We’d like to hear from you on
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Jun 11 |
SciChart.js – Javascript 2D/3D Charts, Mac OSX, Xamarin Forms making steady progress
Posted by Andrew Burnett-Thompson on 11 June 2020 07:14 AM
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Hello everyone! I wanted to give you a roadmap progress update as to what we are building, and give you some possible release dates for exciting enhancements to the SciChart product lineup. 2020 has been so far an absolutely crazy year … I’m sure many people have experienced disruption, crisis and some may even have lost loved ones, and we are no exceptions. However, near the start of the year we made the concerted decision to batten down the hatches and
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