SciChartĀ® the market leader in Fast WPF Charts, WPF 3D Charts, iOS Chart, Android Chart and JavaScript Chart Components
We are pleased to announce that the SciChart WPF SDK Documentation and Examples can now be browsed on the website! This is the result of months of unseen work to present an excellent all-round experience to our users.
We are still in the process of updating docs so some of the articles may be incomplete, or may be moved from time to time. Also the KB Articles at support.scichart.com need to be updated.
You can now browse the WPF Chart Examples online by going to the homepage -> under products -> WPF Chart Examples. The direct link is www.scichart.com/wpf-chart-examples
Here you will find all 125 of the SciChart WPF SDK Examples including screenshots, videos, and source-code (very useful for searching our capabilities, or demonstrating to a co-worker or manager!) You can also find instructions on how to export the source-code to Visual Studio so you can get started right away with the SciChart SDK!
You can now browse our 400 pages of documentation which have been painstakingly transcribed to the web! You can find the documentation by going to homepage -> under support -> Documentation. The direct link isĀ www.scichart.com/documentation/v4.x/webframe.html. We will be updating this documentation regularly and some topics still are in progress, so do bear with us during this transition period.
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Let us know your feedback! We’re always keen to hear what you think of SciChart!
Best regards,
[SciChart Team]
2 Comments
Does SciChart plan to support Universal Windows Platform?
Maybe … I can see UWP potentially being a big part of the future of Windows, but so far we have been focussed on WPF, iOS and Android. Once those two releases are out the door we will be turning out attention to Xamarin and very possibly UWP. If you, or any other people want UWP do contact us to let us know. The more people that tell us what they want, the more likely it will be done!