milleym
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Hello all -
Charting newbie here. I've doing some comparative shopping for graphing solutions for the .NET framework, and I figured I'd come to the community first to see what the popular opinion is as a starting point.
I'm ultimately trying to get a list of about 5 solutions that I can then research further; I'd google it, but I'd rather trust opinions of my fellow developers before I'd fall for some marketing hype. In our environment, we have both ASP.NET and WPF applications. Ideally, I'd like to use the same graphing/charting component in both types of solutions.
The end client is the CFO, who cares less about whiz-bang graphics and more about readability, so a "wow factor" is nice to have, but not a requirement.
Short learning curves/ease of maintenance is ideal my end. Also, ongoing development by the vendor is a plus.
What's everyone using?---and what do you actually *like* using?
Best Regards and Many Thanks,
-Mark
Charting newbie here. I've doing some comparative shopping for graphing solutions for the .NET framework, and I figured I'd come to the community first to see what the popular opinion is as a starting point.
I'm ultimately trying to get a list of about 5 solutions that I can then research further; I'd google it, but I'd rather trust opinions of my fellow developers before I'd fall for some marketing hype. In our environment, we have both ASP.NET and WPF applications. Ideally, I'd like to use the same graphing/charting component in both types of solutions.
The end client is the CFO, who cares less about whiz-bang graphics and more about readability, so a "wow factor" is nice to have, but not a requirement.
Short learning curves/ease of maintenance is ideal my end. Also, ongoing development by the vendor is a plus.
What's everyone using?---and what do you actually *like* using?
Best Regards and Many Thanks,
-Mark