High-quality (anti-aliasing) drawing of blocks and lines
Open architecture for building custom blocks and lines inherited from base classes
Ready-to-use flowchart, arrow and electric blocks
Linking system allow customizable link points and information retrieval of connected blocks
Block gradient, shadow and bitmap

Before SciChart was created, most chart components used default graphics libraries (provided by the Operating system) to draw charts, which resulted in poor performance when charting more than a few thousand datapoints. While most applications don’t need to show thousands or millions of data-points, some do. When SciChart v1 was created in 2012 there were no WPF Charts in the world which used Hardware Acceleration and most were limited to a few thousand points at most. This meant creating scientific or realtime charting applications was simply impossible.

High-quality (anti-aliasing) drawing of blocks and lines
Open architecture for building custom blocks and lines inherited from base classes
Ready-to-use flowchart, arrow and electric blocks
Linking system allow customizable link points and information retrieval of connected blocks
Block gradient, shadow and bitmap
Full block customization: pen, brush, color, selection color, minimum width and height
Block text customization: horizontal and vertical alignment, font, word wrap, clipping
Customizable link points in blocks
Full line (link) customization: pen, source arrow shape, target arrow shape
Arc & bezier lines, polygon objects

High-quality (anti-aliasing) drawing of blocks and lines
Open architecture for building custom blocks and lines inherited from base classes
Ready-to-use flowchart, arrow and electric blocks
Linking system allow customizable link points and information retrieval of connected blocks
Block gradient, shadow and bitmap
Full block customization: pen, brush, color, selection color, minimum width and height
Block text customization: horizontal and vertical alignment, font, word wrap, clipping

The component use the Google Places API Web Service, which can be used to provide autocomplete functionality for text-based geographic searches, by returning places such as businesses, addresses and points of interest as a user types. JQVisualCaptcha - A configurable captcha solution, focusing on accessibility & simplicity whilst maintaining security.

Highstock lets you create stock or general timeline charts for your web and mobile apps. Features sophisticated navigation options and built-in Technical Indicators. All in pure jР°vascript. Highstock is a SVG-based, multi-platform charting library, based on Highcharts, which has been actively developed since 2009. It makes it easy to add interactive financial charts to your web, mobile and HTML desktop projects. It features robust documentation, advanced responsiveness and industry-leading accessibility support.

Visual Micro shares the same configuration as the Arduino Ide. The Arduino Ide is based on the wiring framework and Visual Micro is also compatible with other Ide's that are also based on the framework. This means that all hardware that conforms to the wiring/arduino build process is automatically supported by Visual Micro without the software having prior knowlege of the hardware.

The developer of My Stocks Portfolio & Widget app listened carefully to his users’ feedback and aimed for simplicity and great user experience. A few months after its release on Google play the app has a 4.4 stars rating and more than 120 users’ reviews. The developer chose UI for Android because he needed interactive charts with features such as: pinch-zoom, pan and trackball support. “By using the Telerik native solutions, I was able to integrate the charting controls which met my business requirements and complete the feature quickly, allowing me to focus on adding other functionalities to the app,” said Mike Liu, creator of the app.

Spring.NET Social helps you to simplify authentication (OAuth) and API binding with Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers such as Facebook and Twitter. Spring.NET Social makes it easy to add support for service providers that are not already supported by the framework. If you review the existing client projects, such as Twitter, Dropbox, LinkedIn and Facebook, you will discover they are implemented in a consistent manner and they apply a set of well-defined extension points.