Support themes for the user interface

[univocity]

Support themes for the user interface

[weisJ]

I know this doesn’t exactly relate to the issue of hard coded colour but if you are generally looking for a look and feel you might want to check out darklaf.

[jbax]

Thanks @weisJ, it looks great and I added it to the univocity-trader-chart subproject already.

[dev590t]

Hello @jbax, I have a question that I don't understand. Why have you decided implements univocity-trader-chart with java swing, and not a data visualization library? It will be much easier.
It exists many great data visualization lib like https://plotly.com/javascript/, and it is possible to use thought a java API.

I think It exists also java data visualization library, I give the example of plotly because it allow draw interactive and 3D chart. So it could be util for advanced data analysis.

[jbax]

Because I like to control everything and charts in very specific ways. These libs end up limiting you one way or another, especially if you need speed

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[dev590t]

@jbax

Because I like to control everything and charts in very specific ways.
These libs end up limiting you one way or another, especially if you need speed

I don't know what specific requirement you need. But if the main issue is the speed, maybe you can take a look at SwiftVis2.
It is a data visualization library design for the speed, parallelism, big data. The Swing/Java2D version of SwiftVis2 has a good benchmark:
https://dynamicsofprogramming.blogspot.com/2018/08/swiftvis2-and-speed-problems-with.html

For more info about the project,
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330845267_SwiftVis2_Plotting_with_Spark_using_Scala
https://github.com/MarkCLewis/SwiftVis2

[jbax]

Try recreating what we got there already using a framework like these to see what I mean. It's usually more work to try and use them. Feel free to submit a pr with your improvement

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On Thu, May 20, 2021, 12:24 AM dev590t ***@***.***> wrote: @jbax <https://github.com/jbax> Because I like to control everything and charts in very specific ways. These libs end up limiting you one way or another, especially if you need speed I don't know what specific requirement you need. But the main issue is the speed, maybe you can take a look at SwiftVis2 <https://dynamicsofprogramming.blogspot.com/2018/08/swiftvis2-and-speed-problems-with.html> . It is a data visualization library design for the speed, parallelism, big data. The Swing/Java2D version of SwiftVis2 has a good benchmark. For more info about the project, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330845267_SwiftVis2_Plotting_with_Spark_using_Scala https://github.com/MarkCLewis/SwiftVis2 — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#25 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABWFQPTVGVR427RCK2K67ODTOPGKPANCNFSM4KFS5ULA> .