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tchart-package

v1.0.2

Published

4 years ago

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SciChart.js: Ultra High Performance Realtime JavaScript Chart Library

SciChart has the only viable solution for mission-critical charting applications, with our ultra-fast 2D/3D graphics technology codenamed Visual Xccelerator® now ported to JavaScript/TypeScript using WebGL and WebAssembly. We have cross-platform technology and provide solutions to enterprise around the world for Windows, Mobile, macOS and now JavaScript apps.

Insane performance

SciChart's Ultra High performance JavaScript Charts can draw many millions of data-points, allowing you to zoom, pan, or browse big-data sets with ease. SciChart enables next-generation JavaScript & TypeScript chart applications by allowing previously impossible datarates and update-rates. After all, we make 'Impossible projects possible'!

Online Demo

An online demo version of scichart.js.examples can be seen at https://demo.scichart.com. Get the source for the demos at https://github.com/abtsoftware/scichart.js.examples

Getting Started

The easiest way to get started is to follow the Tutorials. Full source for these is in the Examples repo

Documentation

We've taken the time to create hundreds of documentation pages for our JavaScript Charts, which you can find over at https://www.scichart.com/javascript-chart-documentation. Take a look here for tutorials, getting-started guides, API Docs (TypeDoc) and more.

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