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Preview of upcoming Scichart demo for Apple IOS with Xcode Swift 4

Preview of upcoming Scichart demo for Apple IOS with Xcode Swift 4

This is easily the most professional library out there for these platforms

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UPDATE: Here is the latest preview to show you how great this could be to do trading apps on IOS

 

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SciChart Apple iOS Android v2 is now in BETA

Personally I am excited to try this out

I tried building them from Github but Xcode generated numerous errors so I abandoned this for now

iOS Chart Features

We are really excited to announce, the result of a year of hard work and effort by our mobile team, that SciChart iOS/Android v2 BETA has been released today!

We are choosing to release today as a ‘BETA’ and invite feedback from our user-base. A full release will be done shortly, once we have polished everything and done final testing and checks.
// SciChart Mobile: A Huge Step Forward
SciChart iOS/Android v2 is a huge step forward in our iOS & Android charts. While our first version of SciChart iOS/Android benchmarked as the fastest Android and fastest iOS charts in the world, they lacked a few critical features that were important to would-be customers and creators of rich mobile charting applications.

Thanks to some brave early adopters, and great feedback from our iOS/Android customers, we have done a lot of work to improve our iOS & Android charts, and bring you Xamarin support in our latest major release, as well as a host of new features and improvements that will make your apps really stand out.
Read: What’s New in SciChart iOS/Android v2
// Features, Examples, Tutorials
We’ve added loads of new features in the second version of our mobile charts. In brief, these include:

  • Unification of the Android and iOS APIs.
  • Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android support
  • New Themes and Theme manager support, custom themes
  • Logarithmic Axis on both iOS+Android Platforms
  • Stacked Columns and Stacked Mountain Charts
  • 100% Stacked Columns and 100% Stacked Mountain charts
  • Gradient Lines & Palette Provider API
  • Error Bars Chart
  • Bubble Charts
  • CustomAnnotation
  • Dashed Lines
  • Vertical/HorizontalLineAnnotation
  • Inertial Scroll on both platforms.
  • Enhancements and improvements for trading (stock charting) apps.
  • Up to 60 examples for each iOS/Android platform, as well as 20 for Xamarin platform.
  • Maven package manager support for Android, Cocoapods for iOS, NuGet for Xamarin.
  • Swift 3 support for iOS, and performance enhancements for Swift users.
  • A set of tutorials to get started on both platforms!

Examples have been updated, so that we now have 60 examples for each platform (iOS, Android) and a further 20 examples for Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android.

Each platform also includes a showcase application with some realtime scientific and trading charts to get you started creating amazing apps quickly.

We have also created a number of tutorials for each platform to get you started quickly.
// Where to get it?
We are publishing at the moment to BETA channels. These include Github (for examples), Maven (Android libraries), Cocoapods (iOS) and NuGet (Xamarin).

Shortly we will be announcing a full release, as well as delivering a number of website updates to show what you can do with SciChart, as well as help you get started with our amazing mobile charts!
Find out how to Download the BETA
// Send us your Feedback!
Send us your feedback, good or bad. We would love to hear it! 🙂 

Best Regards,

The SciChart Team
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SciChart v2 for mobile is a real game changer

SciChart v2 for mobile is a real game changer
I just saw the preview videos of SciChart v2. This is a definite game changer. It will be out shortly but the IOS Swift/ObjectiveC/Xamarin options look pretty incredible in terms of speed, crispness, and performance. I am hoping to get my hands on these demos to show the future of trading platforms on your mobile device.

The future just got much more exciting!

https://www.scichart.com/

 

If you want to see the code, we’re publishing already v2 to Github (Examples source) and Cocoapods (binaries)
This is considered BETA
Instructions to clone the repo and run are in the readme.md.
CD to that directory and do a pod install. It will create a workspace file
Next open it in Xcode. Change the scheme to SciChartSwiftDemo and build and go!
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SciChart for IOS does not support Apple Mac OS with Swift

SciChart for IOS does not support  Apple Mac OS

In the next few months, I will be attacking a on developing a GUI for this system on Swift for both both Apple Mac OS and iOS. Response from an employee was:

Thank you for replying back to us!
No, we do not support MacOs at the moment.
So the only 2 charting libraries that support both is NChart3d which is $1300. I find this steep since I was not impressed with their library demo which means it could be a waste of money.
https://nchart3d.com/nchart/purchases
The other options is open source project which I deployed with success: https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts
Note: I am hoping to replace my Analytics charting with Swift apps
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzrMTuGTDsMta7-omMfS9722IdRS4_sTg
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Update on Apple IOS Charting with SciChart Modulus

Update on Apple IOS Charting with SciChart Modulus

New updates on this as a potential front end option for this system with Apple Swift

It is getting popular now as well

http://nchart3d.com/ngrid/purchase

http://www.scichart.com/ios-chart-examples/

http://www.modulusfe.com/products/web-mobile-stock-chart-library/stockchartx-ios/

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DotNet SciChart v3.2.1 Update

DotNet SciChart v3.2.1 Update

We are pleased to announce a Minor Update to SciChart – v3.2.1 Build 5511. This release contains many fixes and some improvements that you have reported over the last few weeks.

SciChart v3.2.1 Build 5511 Released

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(we may use Java instead for now in the future)

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Fast DOTNET Stock Charting with SciChart v3.2 Pre-Release Release!

SciChart v3.2 Pre-Release Release!

A quick update for those of you who are waiting for SciChart v3.2. We are so close!  We just wanted to update you where we are at, and let you download our pre-release release.

 
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When will the MSI Installer be ready?

We’ve made some enhancements to our Licensing Server to accept manual (offline) activations via email, and process a response semi-automatically. Also to auto-detect proxy for HTTP requests. These need to be thoroughly tested as you can imagine.

We’re aiming to get it done, and packaged and released by the end of the week. We will email via our newsletter once it’s ready.

We’ve prepared a NuGet package for you with v3.2 Enhancements

You can grab a nightly build off our NuGet server right now: 3.2.0.5424.

If you have not activated v3.2 yet, this will require Activation with the SciChart Licensing Wizard, available in the v3.2 BETA MSI Installer. If you have, it should just work.

What’s Changed in Build 5424?

v3.2.0.5424 Enhancements

  • NEW! Added Logarithmic Base feature to LogarithmicNumericAxis
  • NEW! Added SelectedRangechanged scroll event for SciChartScrollBar, raised after interactions with scrollbar thumbs (dragging, resizing, programmatic changes)
  • NEW! Added support for RubberBandXyZoomModifier for polar chart. Removed obsolete property FitYAxisOnZoom
  • NEW! Ohlc, Hlc, BoxPlotSeries tooltips to use Axis Formatted Values
  • NEW! Added AnnotationBase.DragDelta event – for an event when a user drag occurs
  • NEW! Added HorizontalLineAnnotation.YDragStep – now supports drag with snap to step
  • NEW! LegendModifier.UpdateLegend, GetSeriesInfo now virtual methods, accessible by derived types

v3.2.0.5424 Bug Fixes

  • Fixed Polar chart annotations issue after MouseWheelZoom
  • Fixed issue with tooltip template for Heatmap Series
  • Fixed polar chart ticks get detached (SL only)
  • Fixed broken rollover in Silverlight
  • Fixed crash in ToggleButtonExtensions in the VS Designer in some cases (affected examples)
  • Fixed AnnotationLabels now obey cursor text formatting
  • Fixed bug in NotifyAxesDataRangeChanged where it crashed if SciChartSurface.RenderableSeries collection was null
  • Fixed exception in Logarithmic Axis example in the examples suite
  • Fixed several modifiers throwing NullReferenceException if AxisCollection is null or empty
  • Fixed a bug in Dashed Lines for High Quality Render Surface, where dashes resulted in large gaps in some cases
  • Fixed a crash in StackedMountainsWrapper when using HitTest with DateTimeAxis
  • Fixed default CursorTextFormatting in NumericAxis
  • Several improvements and minor enhancements to Polar Chart series
  • Updated SciChart D3D NuGet package to reference and include D3DX9_43.dll, required if the end-user computer does not have the DirectX Runtime

Examples / Installation Improvements (Coming Soon)

You can’t get these now, as they will be part of the full installer, but when it hits, it will include

  • Improved Activation / Licensing Wizard. Now auto-detects proxy to send HTTP requests behind a proxy. Manual Activation now emails our licensing server for a quick (2 minute) automated response!
  • Improved deployment of DirectX. Included D3DX9_43.dll in the [Install Dir]/Lib/net40/ folder so DirectX works on computers without DirectX Runtime.
  • NEW: Added CustomRenderableSeries example – spline render series – to Examples suite
  • Improvements to several examples in the Examples suite

Where can I get it?

You can download the binaries for v3.2.5424 off our NuGet server, either by referencing via NuGet Package manager, or by just downloading the *.nupkg, renaming to *.zip and extracting it.

If your support is in subscription and you have activated already, you should be able to use it straight away.
Download v3.2.0.5424 From our NuGet Server
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