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Time constraints, vertical dragging, sorting

We have been working to add a set of mostly requested features to our Silverlight™/WPF, ASP .NET, and HTML5 (JavaScript®) based Gantt Chart components: {Min|Max}{Start|Finish} properties to define time constraints for Gantt Chart items; Move methods (generic/up/down, with our without … Continue reading

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Default component settings change

A note for developers: GanttChartView and other components from both Gantt Chart Hyper Library and Gantt Chart Web Library change the way they look if you rely on default settings for their appearance (once you update to the new builds … Continue reading

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Displaying and creating Schedule chart dependencies with Gantt Chart Light Library components

We’ve just updated the Schedule chart components (ScheduleChartView and ScheduleChartDataGrid) from Gantt Chart Light Library, adding support for showing and creating dependency lines between chart bars: To display the dependencies, simply ensure you add PredecessorItem objects into the successors’ Predecessors … Continue reading

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Exporting JavaScript-based Gantt chart content as SVG and PNG

All JavaScript-based components from Gantt Chart Hyper Library (and, through their client counterparts, as well those .NET 4 and .NET Core/5-based ones from Gantt Chart Web Library) allow you to either print or export content. Printing actually uses content exporting … Continue reading

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Initializing JavaScript GanttChartView component items with start and effort (rather than finish)

If you have tried GanttChartView from Gantt Chart Hyper Library you have probably seen that our component requires initializing items using start and finish date values. (This is in attempt to ensure things are as optimized as possible by default, … Continue reading

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Auto-save upon client side changes with GanttChartView for ASP .NET WebForms

If you are (still) using our ASP .NET WebForms-based Gantt Chart components and you need automatic postbacks to the server whenever the end users perform changes on the client side, e.g. to save them to a central database, don’t worry, … Continue reading

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Formatting dates on custom date columns with Gantt Chart Hyper Library

If you try to combine our Custom columns sample app for Gantt Chart Hyper Library – specifically, the baseline start and finish columns –  with Custom date formatters (or you simply want to define custom date-time fields on your items … Continue reading

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JavaScript-based Gantt charts: one core fits any backend/frontend combination

Our browser-supported Gantt charts are here since a long time ago (actually, since 2012!) And as they have been written using pure JavaScript (having TypeScript definitions added later, though), they could be integrated into virtually any type of app that … Continue reading

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Will you port your desktop apps to .NET Core?

Indeed, with the recent release of .NET Core 3.1 Microsoft offers long time support for WPF “Core”, and we all should consider moving away from the classic .NET Framework 4+ already, as the next major platform iteration (.NET 5) will … Continue reading

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Ganttis 2.0

Hey there, we have news! We’ve just released a major update for our macOS and iOS Gantt chart components – Ganttis 2.0. We’ve added a new macOS component that integrates an interactive Gantt chart diagram with a classic Cocoa OutlineView into a very … Continue reading

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