Xceed Chart for .NET v.3.0

With Xceed Chart for .NET, you get more than stunning looking charts. Under the hood is a powerful 3D OpenGL chart renderer which uses the graphic card's built-in 3D acceleration to generate charts at startling speed. That also means you can offer end-users smooth trackball and zoom capabilities, and apply 3D lighting and special scene effects to your charts. Easy to implement Xceed Chart for .NET makes it easy to get your Windows Forms application to display presentation-quality charts. Here's why: You can work by example. Using the Chart Explorer, just pick the chart type you need to display from over 115 samples, then copy the source code into your project and adjust the parameters. You can work visually. With the Chart Wizard or the detailed configuration dialogs, you can entirely bypass having to write configuration code. Power without the price From simple charts to complex business, scientific and financial charts, with Xceed Chart for .NET, you're covered: 2D/3D bar, line, area, pie, point, bubble, stock, radar, polar, high/low, grid, mesh, shape. without paying thousands of dollars for so-called advanced technology. Extra components Built-in grid and toolbar components add valuable end-user features to software written with Xceed Chart for .NET. They expose the most common chart commands and allow you to easily integrate data-editing features into your applications. Best of all, for only a fraction more than the cost of Xceed Chart for .NET alone, you can get the Web Forms edition as well as Xceed's complete suite of 16 full-featured Grid, UI, Compression and Data Manipulation components. This is something that chart-only software vendors can't offer, at a quality level that the major component manufacturers no longer attain. For .NET developers Xceed Chart for .NET, and its brother Xceed Chart for ASP.NET, feature full support for VB.NET and C# and comprehensive documentation integrated into Visual Studio .NET. Because their major assemblies are written in 100% managed C#, .NET developers can take advantage of the best performance and scalability possible.