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* Same codebase for Android and iOS. Makes maintaining the library very easy.
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* Smaller apps size because there are no native libs or native frameworks to consume space. All done with the power of {N}
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Originally, the main goal was to prevent the need for marshalling all datasets. This is extremelly heavy, costly and unnecessary!
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Originally, the main goal was to prevent the need for marshalling all datasets. This is extremely heavy, costly and unnecessary!
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Demo samples manifest the power of 'ui-chart' plugin:
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* It is the fastest drawing library, in comparison to ```nativescript-ui-chart``` and ```nativescript-mpchart```. This is due to:
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- do not marshal or recreate any subset of the data sets. Directly uses the provided array.
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- can share the same data array between multiple datasets
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- still use the power of native arrays to NOT marshal arrays of positions while drawing lines with ```@nativescript-community/ui-canvas```
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Upon running demo samples, one can conclude it is the fastest drawing library, in comparison to ```nativescript-ui-chart``` and ```nativescript-mpchart```.
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That is because:
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- It does not marshal or recreate any subset of the data sets, but directly uses the provided array instead.
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- It can share the same data array between multiple datasets
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- It can still use the power of native arrays to NOT marshal arrays of positions while drawing lines with ```@nativescript-community/ui-canvas```
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