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Yes is possible. Here's our documentation for React lightningchart.com/js-charts/docs/frameworks/react/

@@LightningChart I tried to find ts example but not able to find it on given link. react example provided is js one. when tried to convert, it throws error at 'container'

@@deathrace-bx5ne I think we can update our React docs and repo to be typescript in near future. Probably slightly better that way. Anyway what you are describing is just a small type issue, meaning you should cast your `container` variable to have type: "HTMLDivElement"

Yes, LightningChart .NET v. 11 and 12 are compatible with .NET7 and .NET8

This is indeed made for digital series (High and Low state). LightningChart has a lot of different series, optimized for various use cases, such as SampleDataBlockSeries for waveform data optimal for medical and vibration research, PointLineSeries for non-fixed interval data, FreeformPointLineSeries for arbitrary line data. With SampleDataBlockSeries, you can visualize dozens of windows at the same, each having hundreds of line series, each updated smoothly in real-time. See ruclips.net/video/WkfE8SkH4Gc/видео.html Is this the series type you are looking for?

This example is using FFT spectrum computation and 3D models. It requires Gold plan.

Hey, we have a full tutorial here about working with TS and Electron lightningchart.com/js-charts/frameworks/electron-js/

Hello! The choice of the package depends on the type of chart/features you want to use. The Bronze package is only XY/2D charts, Silver is XY+3D, Gold package includes XY+3D+Polar+Smith+Geographical maps, etc. Yes, LightningChart .NET control could show multiple series and multiple YAxes in the same chart. You can find many such examples in our Interactive Examples App. Once you get the app, you can see a good overview in this example: ExampleYAxesLayouts. The support of .NET Framework 4.0 ONLY is possible, but you would need to go several versions back. You can use our NuGet package to find when the library was built for .NET Framework 4.0 target. The latest one for that framework was 10.1.1.1 We officially support Windows versions: Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10, or 11 as 32-bit or 64-bit, and Windows Server 2008 R2 or higher. LightningChart .NET dropped support for Windows XP after the v7.x release. As far as I am aware, Windows XP does not support DirectX 11. Therefore, most likely you would be able to use only HardwareOnlyD9 DeviceType to do rendering for you. For more information, please contact us at sales@lightningchart.com

Hi William. Yes, we have plans to expand to various different types of video content to help developers working with our product line. Please feel free to suggest on the type of content, the feedback is appreciated. And thanks, we'll note the comment on the text size!

Instead of adding the whole chart to the legend box, you can instead add just the series you want to show in it.

Yes! We have this Covid 19 tutorial where we explain more about themes' variations. lightningchart.com/news/covid-19-data-visualization-using-bar-chart-race/#:~:text=We%20can%20then%20specify%20the%20theme%20(Look%20and%20Feel)%20that%20works%20best%20for%20us.

Hi, Md. Alamgir, here's our guide about how to integrate LightningChart JS with react JS github.com/Arction/lcjs-react-template

Hi, Please check out our React project template github.com/Arction/lcjs-react-example For more information, here is also a React + LCJS related post from our blog, this involves some more recent code so it might be helpful :) lightningchart.com/blog/react-data-visualization-components/

Hey! Thanks for your comment. We've just made a JS charting library comparison against multiple charting providers and LightningChart® JS is only 700x faster than the average of competitors using a high-end device and 80x faster using a low-end device. Currently, our performance is WebGL-based and renders up to 10 million data points in real-time. Our $790 license reflects the unbeatable performance of LightningChart® JS. Learn more about it at www.arction.com/lightningchart-js/

Yes we do. Just run the Interactive Examples (comes with LightningChart SDK), and type "pointlineseriesxy" in the search field. Double-click the picture, and it will execute the example. Then press a button near top-right corner: "Open example VS project: C# WinForms."

@@pasituomainen4697 I tried it. But it seems it cannot handle like 3 million points which I can already with default Winforms chart. I am trying to handle millions of samples as real time plot like an oscilloscope. I can do it by WinFroms chart but it has a limit so I was looking for a much better alternative.

@@jamesmasonic yes it can handle it, probably some code not right... Can you send message with your code snippet or project to support@arction.com and we pick it from there? First thing u can try us to set series.PointsVisible to False, as in oscilloscope you need line only. Does it help?

@@pasituomainen4697 When you say billion data points, are you down sampling and then plotting or you really plot billions of points on the chart? This distinction is important for me

@@jamesmasonic We don't downsample data.

Download the LightningChart v.10 SDK from Arction.com. You get similar Visual Studio Source code project. There's plenty of different data visualizations available, with source code to be extracted to start creating similar visualizations easily.

Hi Paulo, for students, it's free, but for commercial projects we ask a license fee. License is perpetual (forever). You are welcome to connect to us for further questions and support www.arction.com/contact/

Hi, please write Gauges questions to arction.com/forum

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You can connect Arction tech support for detailed help for code.

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