Nevron Chart for WPF

Nevron Chart for WPF

The industry leading .NET charting component available for WPF.

Ever wondered if you can have advanced data visualization and fast real-time charting in your WPF applications?

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Nevron Chart for WPF
Advanced data visualization and real-time charting for WPF applications

Nevron WPF Chart sets the standards in WPF charting by delivering industry leading charting feature set, performance, rich interactivity features and impressive visual looks.

The WPF Chart component supports virtually all 2D and 3D charting types and is suitable for a wide range of applications including business, scientific, statistical, financial, real time monitoring, measurement, BI and others. In addition it also allows for the visualization of instrumentation panels, such as Linear and Radial Gauges, numeric displays and state indicators, making it suitable for the display of KPI’s or the creation of digital dashboards.

Some of the key features of the WPF Chart control are:

  • Ability to leverage the video board hardware acceleration. The control delivers unmatched performance and is suitable for a wide range of real time monitoring and other performance critical applications.

  • Unmatched interactivity features – the control supports interactive data zooming, data panning, data stepping, data scrolling, tooltips, hit testing and others.

  
We started a search for new components as we switch away from VB/C++ development to .Net, and felt it was time to re-evaluate all controls we commonly use.

I started the evaluation by looking at all charting controls available on Component Source. (The product we currently have used is [by another leading vendor]).

The initial evaluation took the form of creating a simple x-y chart with a x-axis with a lot of times along it, and passing in random y values, and then formatting the chart to look reasonable. This is a good test of ease of use, documentation, examples provided etc. The C# samples provided were excellent!

This amazingly reduced the choice down to just three. The next step was to look at cost. You had a sensible pricing policy, which is where [the other leading vendor] lost out on it's deployment costs. We wanted a WinForms solution, but with a possibility of Web Forms too, without having to go through another big investment.

The final points that swung it for us were...
- Great looks.
- A company that makes and concentrates on a few good products, rather than tens of mediocre ones.
- A good website, where you can get the info you want.
  

Miles Dennis
CACI Ltd