June 25th, 2010 by Margaret Skomorokh
Robin Wauters from TechCrunch writes:
Last March, Adobe and Google jointly announced that Flash Player would soon come built in to the latter’s Chrome browser, eliminating the need for users to download, install and update it separately.
On Thursday evening, Google released Chrome 5.0.375.86 to the Stable channel on Linux, Mac, and Windows, with a fix for a number of security issues. More importantly, the integrated Flash Player has now been enabled by default.
As Stephen Shankland over at CNET points out, built-in Flash was previously only available in the developer and beta releases of the speedy WebKit-based browser, and the release to the Stable channel means the integrated plug-in is now available in its mainstream version.
The update comes a mere two days after Google re-enabled the integrated Flash Player plug-in by default in the Beta channel after disabling it for some time.
Not only is Google giving Adobe’s Flash technology another vote of confidence (Flash Player 10.1 for Mobile, which was announced earlier this week, will be rolled out on Android 2.2 phones first), but the integration also means any updates to Flash Player will be delivered directly via Google Chrome’s updating system, ultimately minimizing security risks that tend to surface when one uses outdated software and components.
June 24th, 2010 by Margaret Skomorokh
New version of Oracle APEX is available. A lot of new features >>
And… Improved Charting with Gantts and Maps
“The underlying charting engine has been upgraded to AnyChart 5.1 which is faster, provides better graphics, and decreases rendering time. Developers can take advantage of the many additional attributes to readily customize the appearance of their charts. Declarative support for project and resource Gantt charts together with flash Maps has also been incorporated.”
To view the new features in action, run the demonstration application.
July 27th, 2009 by Margaret Skomorokh
We were getting strange bug reports during several years, and the main idea of that reports is the fact that memory in Internet Explorer 6/7 with Flash Player 9/10 leaks when user refreshes the page. We have spent a lot of time and money trying to locate it, we lost a lot of clients. It was a nightmare for everybody in our support and development teams. We have blamed Adobe and Microsoft, but we never could even think that it is not their fault. And today the miracle has happened. We have tested on two different PCs: one of of them had the memory leak, the second one did not. And the reason of the problem was… Internet Explorer Skype add-on.
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July 23rd, 2009 by Anton Baranchuk
SEATTLE, Washington, July 22 — AnyChart has introduced the new version of its comprehensive charting solution AnyGantt, enabling creation of interactive and informative Gantt charts supporting animation. The new version delivers a host of enhancements to cut costs and maximize visualization, including the ability to edit Gantt Charts on a client-side computer.
AnyGantt now allows a user to edit tasks, change the duration, and add progress updates. Along with a GUI-based interface, the software provides advanced Java Scripting data manipulation capabilities. The users can employ this new extended functionality to build complex web based project management systems, without wasting money on expensive BI tools. Read more »
June 30th, 2009 by Timothy Loginov
To provide AnyChart Users with even more information about our software products AnyChart launches the Knowledge Base. We will do our best to put there most relevant troubleshooting information, articles, white papers, user manuals, or answers to frequently asked questions. Please use the following URL to access the knowledge base: https://www.anychart.com/kb/ Feel free to suggest your questions to add to our KB and thank you for using our products!
June 14th, 2009 by Timothy Loginov
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On 14th of June AnyChart is proud to release version 4.1.0 of AnyGantt Flash Gantt Component with UI and JavaScript Chart Editing Features.
Now you can create full-featured interactive applications for project management applications.
Please download the latest trial version from AnyChart Download Section.
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New Features
- Editing tasks, resources or periods properties using client-side User Interface.
- Editing tasks, resources or periods properties using JavaScript.
- Ability to select tasks, resources or periods.
- Editing, selection event model.
- Summary Tasks Auto-Recalculation.
- Retrieving chart details in XML format.
- Retrieving chart details in JavaScript format.
- Milestones in Resource Projects.
- Resources Grouping Feature.
To give an idea how AnyGantt can be used and demonstrate key features we have created these online-demos:
June 9th, 2009 by Anton Baranchuk
For Immediate Release
Rich Data Visualization is Now Available for Microsoft SharePoint Users
Seattle, WA June 10, 2009 – The AnyChart Company, a leading provider of data visualization solutions, has announced an OEM agreement with CorasWorks for its AnyChart for SharePoint Product. Under the terms of this agreement the existing users of CorasWorks Data Integration Toolset will soon be able to take the full advantage of the rich data visualization functionality developed by AnyChart at no extra cost.
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May 28th, 2009 by Anton Baranchuk
Dimitri Gielis from Apex Evangelists has created nice video tutorial about the installation process for our integration kit.
You can learn more at http://www.anychart.apex-evangelists.com/, or view video below.
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February 27th, 2009 by Anton Baranchuk
Dimitri Gielis from Apex Evangelists has announced European APEX training days in Manchester, UK, 20th-22nd of April. Apex Evangelists is a company which specializes in working with the Oracle Application Express development Environment and also they are our partners and have extensive experience of working with the AnyChart products. Together with them we provide AnyChart APEX integration kit, see it here: http://www.anychart.apex-evangelists.com
Please read more details about upcoming training in his blog.
PS. “Mastering Charts and Gantts” is one of sessions of that training
February 13th, 2009 by Timothy Loginov
On 13th of February AnyChart is proud to release version 5.1.2 of AnyChart Flash Charting Component with JavaScript Data Manipulation Methods.
Please download the latest trial version from AnyChart Download Section.
AnyChart is based on XML data input, but if you’d like to create Data Streaming or fully Client Size interactive applications you can use Java Script data manipulation options. These methods allows you to add, remove or change the data points and data series in a single chart or in the chart that is a part of a dashboard. Also, you can highlight a point or a series, or select/deselect a point. Along with AJAX related functions you can create application that will give users the great option of run-time chart data editing.
Also, the special Dataplot Attributes can be used to update chart titles, footers and other texts on the chart.
Read more about JavaScript Data Manipulation in AnyChart Users Guide >>
Here is a bunch of samples that give you an overview of new features:
Oracle APEX Users can now use an updated AnyChart 5.1 Engine in their APEX Applications – 5.1.2 release features new integration kit. Please refer to Apex Evangelists: AnyChart 5 integration kit for APEX for more.
