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Jan 28 |
SciChart is the fastest JS Chart library available – and why that matters in today’s world
Posted by Andrew Burnett-Thompson on 28 January 2022 07:08 AM
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It’s been just over a year since we released SciChart.js: High Performance Realtime Charts for JavaScript apps. From the start, our goal has been to create the fastest possible JavaScript Charts, but also produce visually appealing, productive, highly configurable and flexible / powerful TypeScript / JavaScript charting controls, capable of being used in demanding business apps. Our first version of
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Jan 28 |
SciChart is the fastest JS Chart library available – and why that matters in today’s world
Posted by Andrew Burnett-Thompson on 28 January 2022 07:08 AM
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It’s been just over a year since we released SciChart.js: High Performance Realtime Charts for JavaScript apps. From the start, our goal has been to create the fastest possible JavaScript Charts, but also produce visually appealing, productive, highly configurable and flexible / powerful TypeScript / JavaScript charting controls, capable of being used in demanding business apps. Our first version of SciChart.js
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Jan 14 |
Ten Billion Data-points Tech Demo
Posted by Andrew on 14 January 2020 10:35 AM
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Following the successful release of SciChart WPF v6, and the warm reception by our users for the massively improved performance, We were curious to see just what SciChart WPF v6 – The World’s Fastest WPF Chart was able to do … So just for fun, we created a tech demo which showcases SciChart drawing 10,000,000,000 (Ten Billion!!) data-points in a real-time, streaming, WPF
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Nov 28 |
SciChart WPF v6 ‘Xccelerated Edition’ Up to 100x (10,000%) Faster WPF Charts!
Posted by Andrew on 28 November 2019 06:58 PM
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Following on from last weeks announcement on the BETA of version 6 of our WPF Charts SDK, in this article we talk about the new cutting-edge overhaul to our High Performance Real-time WPF Chart component, which we’re calling ‘SciChart WPF: Xccelerated Edition’. SciChart SDK v6 brings you performance increases of up to 100x (10,000%) across
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Sep 25 |
SciChart WPF v6 Preview – 1 Billion Points Tech Demo
Posted by Andrew on 25 September 2019 06:55 PM
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When SciChart WPF was born, our first prototype of software in 2011 aimed to be able to draw 100,000 points in line charts in real-time. At the time, the nearest competitor in WPF Charts was able to draw no more than 10,000 points, and many competitor WPF charts could draw just a few thousand points before the computer became too slow to operate. SciChart’s WPF chart was the first software component in the world to use Bitmaps (rasterized graphics) instead of WPF’s slower,
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Mar 16 |
iOS Chart Performance: Metal vs. OpenGL Speed comparison
Posted by Andrew on 16 March 2019 09:00 AM
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