This release has speed, features and reliability. We are now zeroing in on perfection by fixing a handful of issues dealing with macOS 26 (Tahoe) interaction. Please contact support@vvi.com with any improvement suggestion. We are iterating to perfection and all input is welcome.

This release has speed, features and reliability. We are now zeroing in on perfection by fixing a handful of issues dealing with macOS 26 (Tahoe) interaction. Please contact support@vvi.com with any improvement suggestion. We are iterating to perfection and all input is welcome.

This version is macOS 26 (Tahoe) specific in order to propel quality to the highest level. Thousands of code lines have been systematically improved to make the user interface about twice as fast. Numerous unique features have been added to give an overall polished appeal. This is certainly the best data visualization release yet! But ... we are working to outdo ourselves once again with the next release so please contact support@vvi.com with your questions and improvement suggestions. Our customers are our greatest motivator for improving quality.

This is a maintenance release to synch with other derivatives and to synch the codebase for regression analysis.

A deficiency in object-oriented language has been remedied so that the source code maintains abstraction and compiled code is efficient at the same time. This impacts graphs and spreadsheets which are the main components of Graph so that Graph is faster. This also impacts the companion application, Graph IDE, even more so that when you choose that option then it is also improved for you.

This version is faster and also implements sharing archive files. For example, a graph can now AirDrop to another Mac or iPad that has Graph IDE installed. The archives can also be exported and saved for later use or emailed or posted to social media which is useful for users that have Graph IDE. If Graph IDE is installed on your computer then use the Chart Tasks (same interface as this Graph application) to seamlessly export to Graph IDE and gain a tremendous amount of features including more sharing options.

Graphs and Tables are now more efficient, i.e: faster.

Improved the data backstore by making it more compatible with future releases of macOS. Fetching data now correctly fetches data from a remote HTTPS server. Made several improvements so that the Chart Tasks are less susceptible to injection attacks of malformed input and also give in-app diagnostic messages upon malformed input. These are preemptive improvements and the vulnerability has not been observed in releases.

This version requires macOS 15 (Sequoia) at the minimum. All deprecated API calls and library linkages have been removed which makes Graph more reliable. Graph now uses the newest secure archiving for its backstore.

This is a maintenance release to synch with other derivatives and to synch the codebase for regression analysis.

The user interface is faster. This is a maintenance release to synch with other derivatives and to synch the codebase for regression analysis.

This version is much faster due to code theoretic transformations on existing codebase, thus making it faster while maintaining the architecture and minimizing or eliminating regressions (a type of bug). Speed is one of the attributes for customer satisfaction and it is important that we provide customers the best data visualization experience without compromise. Overall, this version focuses on speed improvements and stability. Should you have any question then please email support@vvi.com where your input is appreciated.

Fixed an error in the formula builder where when first brought forward for a Chart Task table column the limit values showed NAN instead of the existing values. Made launching and the user interface faster by streamlining existing code. Compiled against the latest Xcode toolset on Sequoia. Made some refinements to existing user interface operations.

Added a basic and scientific calculator as an additional numeric input option within the spreadsheet column-wise formula selector. A calculator can enter a formula or a number and is a good substitute when a keyboard is cumbersome. Version 14 will be compatible with Sequoia only and this version 12.16.x will be the last compatible with previous operating system versions. As a consequence only critical bugs are being fixed for 12.16.x. In the last year, Graph has become about 10 times faster and the build from scratch time reduced from one hour to 12 minutes meaning that comprehensive iteration on builds is five times faster which result in greater ability to iterate test and deploy. Version 14 will increase reliability beyond that which can be achieved otherwise by focusing only on the latest operating system. Please email support@vvi.com to let us know your thoughts about compatibility or any other issue.

Fixed an unobserved bug associated with the last refactoring. Version 14 will be compatible with Sequoia only and this version 12.16.x will be the last compatible with previous operating system versions. As a consequence only critical bugs are being fixed for 12.16.x. In the last year, Graph has become about 10 times faster and the build from scratch time reduced from one hour to 12 minutes meaning that comprehensive iteration on builds is five times faster which result in greater ability to iterate test and deploy. Version 14 will increase reliability beyond that which can be achieved otherwise by focusing only on the latest operating system. Please email support@vvi.com to let us know your thoughts about compatibility or any other issue.

This version contains a much more optimized data visualization (DV) core. This DV core is the basis for custom graphing applications and also the online Graph IDE edition (see www.vvidget.com). Because of its embedded use, loading is particularly important and this version highly optimizes load time (loading (dynamic binding) is akin to Launching an application).

This is a maintenance release to synch with other derivatives and to synch the codebase for regression analysis.

This version is faster and more secure. That is accomplished by pre-caching hashes and other deterministic values into the signed binaries. That means that the user interface is 2-4 times faster and common operations are much more immune to injection attempts or system changes. Being fast and secure translates into robust and dependable data visualization. The off-board control panels (selectors) have also been optimized for much better placement on the screen and performance in general. All state duplication is now much faster and more reliable. Transient tooltips are also many times faster. Menus are also many times faster. Tables are also much faster. A faster user interface (UI) translates into faster data visualization (DV) because DV and UI computations compete for resources. Reliable and secure means more immune to system changes and unaccounted for injection such as during operating system updating, hacking or changes in system API. Thousands of code points were also replaced with more secure implementations and the theoretically unsecured (and slower) code API is now removed.

This version speeds up launching, fixes bugs and removes API associated with security concerns and replaces those calls with compile-time deterministic implementations.

This is a maintenance release to synch with other derivatives and to synch the codebase for regression analysis.

This is a maintenance release to synch with other derivatives and to synch the codebase for regression analysis.

Some user interface components are now faster. The build process is about 25% faster and the embedded script engine (for animations, ui bindings, formula generation, etc.) is now faster which means Graph is faster than ever. A faster build process allows for quicker turn around time to address issues iteratively and also respond to customer requests in a more timely way.

• Full screen mode did not work under all conditions because of the off-board control panels (selectors). This has been fixed by transitioning such controls between off-board for normal use and on-board for full screen use. Those controls include the table cell editor and graph point-wise data entry. • If the Graph window was forward and the user logged out while choosing to reopen windows while logging back in then upon login the app may initially crash and need to be relaunched. This has been fixed. This bug did not occur on all macOS versions and is due to the lack of user events upon auto launch. • Critical bugs are very important to fix and if you encounter a critical bug, or non-critical bug, then please report it to support@vvi.com.

• The Bar and Column Chart (task) assumed a categorical independent variable until there are more than twenty independent values and no custom axis labels. When this limit was exceeded then the autoscaler would not be invoked until the task view was refreshed. This behavior has been fixed so that the transition between categorical and continuous produces the desired result. • The user interface and also data visualization has been optimized further and is faster than ever. Each iteration incorporates incremental code improvements. Since Graph directly uses the native graphics API in macOS it can directly take advantage of GPU improvements with Apple Silicon thus making code improvements the only means of optimization.

• This version is compiled against the Sonoma SDK and toolchain to incorporate compiler and SDK improvements. • Sonoma API changes have been accounted for while still maintaining backwards compatibility to El Capitan. • The user interface and also data visualization has been optimized further and is faster than ever.