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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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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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Default styles for WPF components from Gantt Chart Light Library

When we designed Gantt Chart Light Library we considered avoiding Microsoft’s own theming/default styling support (using separate theme assemblies) and we decided to simply inject the default styles at component level using Resources.MergedDictionaries internally. It works this way vey well, … Continue reading

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Gantt Charts on ASP .NET Core

Greetings from Debian 10! We’ve just tried it, and it works! No, we don’t refer to Linux itself (that works well too), but our recently updated GanttChartWebLibrary NuGet package (v. 5.3.2), which now includes Gantt Chart and other HTML extensions … Continue reading

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Simple ADO .NET connection for loading Gantt Chart items

Yes, sometimes you must use legacy systems, like ADO .NET, e.g. to run data reading code at low level but also with higher performance. If you want to load Gantt Chart items with dependencies (predecessor items), however, you should run … Continue reading

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Fixed work items in GanttChartView for JavaScript, TypeScript or ASP .NET / MVC

Having been already available on WPF since a couple of builds ago, we thought it would be good for people using JavaScript, TypeScript or ASP .NET components (i.e. developing Web applications) to have the same feature available there: fixed effort … Continue reading

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Priorities for leveling resources with GanttChartDataGrid for WPF

With the latest builds of Gantt Chart Light Library, the WPF based GanttChartDataGrid component may level resources for you by taking item priorities in considerations as well. To set it up, simply update GanttChartItem.LevelingPriority int values from their zero default … Continue reading

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Fixed work Gantt chart items and limiting scheduling breaks

Microsoft Project supports fixed work tasks: if you’d set a different duration for such an item, its total work effort wouldn’t change, and the resource assignments’ allocation percents would be updated instead. Sometimes you may need the same behavior in … Continue reading

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Improved default Gantt Chart styles and more

Build 4.3.42 of Gantt Chart Light Library has just been launched. It provides: item leveling priority support, through GanttChartItem.LevelingPriority property allowing you to set up the order of interest for items upon resource leveling algorithm; custom scale interval coercion, extending … Continue reading

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Setting specific items as read only in GanttChartDataGrid (Gantt Chart Light Library)

GanttChartItem class offered with Gantt Chart Light Library and displayed by a GanttChartView or GanttChartDataGrid component instance doesn’t have a built-in IsReadOnly property. That is because only the Gantt Chart area is provided by the component itself – the grid … Continue reading

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