Releases: dc-js/dc.js
Releases · dc-js/dc.js
v1.7.0
This release brings AMD/RequireJS support to the stable branch of dc.js.
Feature-wise it is the same as v1.6.0.
V1.6.0
- Number Display
- Axis Labels
- Revamped slice capping with Pie Charts and new capping with Row Charts
- Fixed ordinal bar chart spacing and rendering problems
- New Grunt based build
- API Docs are built from source comments
- Numerous tweaks and bug-fixes
Thanks to the contributions from
Andrew Swan
Bertrand Dechoux
Calvin Sim
Chaks Chigurupati
Gordon Woodhull
Jacob Rideout
Jon von Gillern
Lorcan Coyle
Luca Pandini
Mu Jing
Nick Zhu
Olivier Mornard
Philippe Martinez
Reinout Verkerk
Stephen Cassidy
v1.5.0
v1.4.0
v1.3.0
v1.2.0
- overhaul how Coordinate Grid chart handles negative values
- upgrade dc.js to d3 version 3
- improve GeoJson layer control in Geo Choropleth Chart (thanks to Christophe Geiser's contribution)
- introduced filter handler so custom filter logic can be implemented
- many minor bug fixes (see issues details)
v1.1.0
- context+focus ability on coordinate grid chart
- updated NASDAQ example with focus and zoom demo
- listeners support for {preRender, postRender, preRedraw, postRedraw, filtered} events
- ordinal scale support on bar chart and line chart
- fixed area chart drawing issue when new data is added in crossfilter - contribued by Steven Lindberg
- many minor bug fixes and enhancement (see issue details)
v1.0.0
- updated example site
- created API reference
- scoped dc css classes under "dc" prefix to avoid conflict
- removed pie chart slice reordering - contributed by Sean Bell
- introduce smooth axis rescaling - contributed by Sean Bell
- fixed issue when clicking on bar chart outside of brush - contributed by Sean Bell
- introduced the ability to use custom projection in choropleth chart - contributed by Paul English
v0.9.1
v0.9.0
- introduced bubble overlay chart
- switch data-table widget from using block elements to table
- updated dc.css structure for better re-usability
- introduced brush off mode and tooltip support on all coordinate grid charts (line, bar, and bubble chart)
- added crime in major Canadian cities example