It’s been a couple of months because we launched the brand-new version of the SpreadCharts application. It’s still in beta, performing at testing.spreadcharts.com
We have actually made a lot of progress, pushing updates nearly every week. A few pests remain, however we’re close to finishing the practical side. That will enable us to focus on tweak the color schemes (dark setting) and enhancing the application for mobile phones.
The brand-new app presented a various method of adjusting graphes than you were utilized to. As opposed to picking the shown period with buttons, it currently utilizes candle light gathering and pinch-to-zoom (computer mouse wheel on desktop computer). This strategy is a lot more aligned with just how most various other systems function.
Nonetheless, we weren’t sure this was the ideal direction. The SpreadCharts application is distinct– no other system allows you collaborate with a lot of charts at the same time. That’s a huge amount of information, and having the ability to scroll with it swiftly is exceptionally helpful.
So, we picked a smart service: you can now make use of both the old and the new way of controling graphes. We have actually added back the duration option switches (1 Y, 2 Y, 5 Y, …) right below the candle light aggregation alternatives, in the toolbar on the right side.
On top of that, we applied a special “Zoom lock” switch. When activated, graphes across the app will no more react to pinch-to-zoom. You can still relocate the chart with drag & & drop, yet the mouse wheel will certainly scroll the page instead of zooming the graph. This makes it very easy to browse through the information if you have several subcharts stacked on top of each various other.
Here’s a screenshot from the app, with the mouse arrow over the Zoom lock switch:
Try this attribute in the screening version and allow us know what you assume. You might need to refill the application using Ctrl+Change+R to fetch the most recent variation.