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Once installed, it will automatically update when we push a new release, which is required to stay in sync with our licensing servers. Our licensing wizard entirely replaces the SciChart WPF v5 Licensing Wizard for our WPF customers, and the online activation method for mobile customers.

Note: Be sure to include your Runtime Key code in the app to allow you to redistribute it to users. Runtime keys must be included once and once only, before any SciChartSurface is shown.

As per our previous WPF Licensing Wizard, we have taken steps to ensure privacy and that your data is treated responsibly and in accordance to international laws as per our privacy policy. Data which is collected during operation includes:

All communications are over https / SSL with a second-layer of encryption for sensitive info. Should you have any questions about how our licensing wizard works then contact us and we will be glad to help.

Please be aware before starting usage of the SciChart software constitutes acceptance of the licensing terms & conditions. SciChart is licensed per-developer with a royalty-free redistribution rights for your applications. A helpful licensing FAQ can be found here.

Note: Once you have done this, the trial will work for SciChart applications on your PC only. If you wish to share the compiled app with a trial license, you will need to set the KeyCode in your application code. See below for instructions.

Note: WPF Trials are machine specific at design time, if another developer wants to debug the application you are working on, they will also need to start a trial using the cross platform licensing wizard.

Note: V5 licenses are not compatible with V6 and vice versa. If you are experiencing a problem after upgrading SciChart to version 6, you must be using the version 6 licensing wizard, and the runtime key which it generates. Not the old legacy v5 licensing wizard.

Note: This article refers to SciChart WPF v3.2 to 5.x. The licensing mechanism for these versions End of Life, but is still operational. We recommend upgrading to SciChart WPF v7, which has updated Licensing steps here.

If you are using a legacy version of SciChart WPF (version 3, v4, v5) then you need to use a legacy licensing wizard version that closely matches your SciChart version. Find the legacy licensing wizards by going to www.scichart.com/downloads -> click on WPF -> then find a list of old installers on the right.

You need to call SciChartSurface.SetRuntimeLicenseKey() before any SciChartSurface is instantiated and only once. The best place to include the Runtime License is in the constructor of App.xaml.cs, e.g

We are pleased to announce that the SciChart iOS v4.1, has now been released! There is a number of improvements and bug fixes made, most importantly this version introduces the Mac Catalyst feature and Swift Package Manager support. It is recommended for all users of SciChart to update to the latest version! Please see more information below.

With this release, we are adding the Swift Package Manager support to SciChart. Starting from Swift 5.3 and XCode 12 SciChart library can now be integrated using SPM too. You can find more details here.

SciChart Catalyst allows you to work with your application on macOS, therefore it will require the license for SciChart macOS as well as an iOS license or a Bundle license, that you can purchase at our store online!

For the first time you will be able to render many millions of data-points instantly with a WebAssembly/WebGL powered JavaScript Chart control. Perfect for mission-critical scientific, medical, financial charting applications migrating from native applications to JavaScript/TypeScript, for customers familiar with the SciChart ecosystem, for applications that require real-time updates, or for next-generation line of business apps that have to browse and explore big data-sets.

SciChart.js will be fully interactive, allowing you to configure zooming, panning operations on the chart. Drag an area to zoom in, or Drag to pan. Drag an axis to scale or pan, use the mousewheel, or create your own rich, animated zoom/pan operations with our ChartModifier API.

SciChart.js features per-point coloring and styling via the PaletteProvider API. Color individual data-points, add gradient-lines, and have full control over what is rendered by skipping data-points using NaN using our configurable JavaScript Chart library.

Linking multiple charts, having multiple X,Y axis, rotating charts vertically, all are possible with SciChart.js. We provide multiple configuration options allowing for creation of complex dashboards, visualisations and applications which require composite charts such as creating JavaScript stock-chart applications in financial & trading.

SciChart.js will ship with a light and a dark theme, but also has the option to create custom themes, or style chart parts entirely in code. Get the look & aesthetic which matches your application style with our powerful, configurable JavaScript Charts.

The underlying technology to SciChart.js is our award-winning, cross-platform Visual Xccelerator Engine. This powers a next generation of JavaScript charts including interactive 3D Bubble Charts, 3D Point-Clouds and 3D Surface Mesh plots. Perfect for scientific applications in the browser!

Customers who have purchased SciChart Bundle packages and are in-support before the release will get SciChart.js for free upon release. You can buy SciChart Bundle packages now from our store and will get SciChart.js on release.

This is a minor release of SciChart Android v4.1, has now been released! There is a number of improvements and bug fixes made. It is recommended for all users of SciChart to update to the latest version! Please see more information below.

Your SciChart.js applications on localhost will search for the licensing wizard to validate the trial license locally. Leave the licensing wizard open or minimise to tray while developing!

Note: Your SciChart.js applications on localhost will search for the licensing wizard validate the trial license locally. Leave the licensing wizard open or minimise to tray while developing!

Note: On your first login, on Windows, you may have to accept Firewall access for the Licensing Wizard. This is required for starting trials and licensing on SciChart.js and only uses traffic over localhost.

The SciChart.js Examples features a rich examples suite with over 40 JavaScript Chart examples. We are also adding new examples all the time! You can clone the SciChart.Js.Examples from GitHub, or grab the latest SDK from the downloads page and unzip to get started.

We now have a full set of tutorials online, to walk you through the basics of getting to know SciChart.js. Each Tutorial has an npm project which you can find in SciChart.Js.Examples Github repository.

We recommend to learn SciChart quickly, get through the tutorials as soon as you can, as they will teach you a lot of techniques quickly (Creating a project, series, data, real-time updates, tooltips, zooming, panning and more).

The Key Code must be set in your app once before any SciChartSurface is shown. Do this by calling the static function SciChartSurface.setRuntimeLicenseKey() in your JavaScript app startup or root component.

During your trial of SciChart.js we will gladly answer your technical questions about the chart. We also welcome feedback about how we can improve the software and make it easier to use, more feature-rich or perform better.

After the trial expires, you may purchase a support subscription to maintain access to technical support & to continue developing with SciChart. For pricing and licensing please either contact us, or see our online store.

We bring you a brand new library for JavaScript graphs and charts which is fully hardware accelerated. SciChart.js API will allow you to plot and update data in real-time to create next-generation data-visualisation applications in JavaScript, TypeScript, and React, or any other JavaScript framework.

SciChart.js charting component is tailored for demanding applications in Financial & trading, Scientific & Medical, Engineering domains as well as complex enterprise applications which need the best performance and best possible visualizations.

Our proprietary visual engine allows drawing primitives in Immediate-Mode rendering at extremely high speed so that high-performance 2D & 3D Charts can be rendered on multiple platforms including the web. This engine has been successfully compiled to WebGL and WebAssembly, and enables native speed by taking advantage of the CPU and GPU.

To get insightful information from the chart it is extremely important to allow users to have seamless interaction with it. SciChart.js has a ready to use ChartModifier API for setting up Zoom and Pan on the chart, Drag an area to zoom in, or Drag to pan. Drag an axis to scale or pan, use the mousewheel. You can also create your own rich, animated zoom/pan operations.

We published originally about our roadmap and vision for SciChart a few years ago, where we talked about how we planned to build a common C++ core across platforms, and build every platform on top of that. That vision is now complete!