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 what you would like to learn and how we could craft our courses to best serve you.

Tell us what you’d like to learn

Reply to one of the posts below on our Twitter or LinkedIn page to tell us what you’d like to see in video courses for SciChart!

Twitter Users

Head over to twitter.com/scichart and answer the questions about video courses on this tweet (image below):

LinkedIn Users

Head over to linkedin.com/company/scichart and answer the questions about video courses on this post (image below):

While you’re there, why not follow @SciChart on Twitter, or SciChart on LinkedIn or one of our other socials?

They are great places for us to engage with our users, share news and find out what’s most valuable to you.

Thanks and we look forward to hearing from you about what you would like us to create!

Best regards,
Andrew
[SciChart Team]

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