Added new Polar Heatmaps chart type - Added new series types which allow you to visualize heatmaps within a polar coordinate system. Some key characteristics of the Polar Heatmaps are:
Processing up to 4 million data points.
Fast loading speed and CPU-efficient real-time updates.
100 ms to fully show the heatmap populated with all the data.
Built-in data cursor feature.
Bilinear color interpolation between data points.
Bar Charts - Added several features for JavaScript bar charts, including:
A convenient API that requires minimal configuration. To create an interactive bar chart, simply plug in categorical data.
Built-in functions:
DataCursor.
Sorting.
Animations.
Overlapping label hiding.
Supports real-time data input.
Different configuration options for label placement and display.
Custom events can be added for drill-drown or extended cursor functionality.
High-performance - Supports visualization of a few to hundreds of bar charts at top-performance.
Fully-customizable styling options - It is now possible to override the default visual appearance.
Coordinate Translations - This release introduces coordinate translations: a new API for translating between screen coordinates, even locations, and axis coordinates. This mainly enables a variety of important functions:
Finds the user's interactions location along the Axes. For instance, clicking to add a data point.
Positioning external HTML content at an Axis location. Essentially, this allows you to connect any front-end framework component to LightningChart and its Axes.
Developer Documentation - Starting from this release, you can now find all developer-oriented instructions, guides, and tutorials in one place: the LightningChart JS Dev Docs. The documentation contains several resources including:
A Getting Started guide.
Installation guide.
Dedicated guides on over 40 primary and advanced topics.