jfree/jfreechart-fse

Is this repository more advanced than 1.0.13?

mayuso opened this issue · 5 comments

mayuso commented

I have been using JFreeChart for a couple months now (1.0.9), I have found 1.0.13 and also this github repository.

I found no releases of this code, so I am not sure what I should use, should I stay with 1.0.13? Or is this github version more advanced and worth downloading and compiling?

ripdajacker commented

Yes it is more advanced than 1.0.13, and depending on your needs, you may want to upgrade if you need the more cutting edge features. What are you using JFreeChart for? If it's simple cases of visualising some data, then you are probably going to be okay with 1.0.13.

You can grab the 1.0.19 version from Maven central using this link.

jfree commented

Bear in mind that the JFreeChart 1.0.x source code is still in SVN at SourceForge (although most likely I will migrate the code to GitHub at some point):

http://sourceforge.net/p/jfreechart/code/HEAD/tree/branches/jfreechart-1.0.x-branch/

This repo here is used for working on JFreeChart 2. It cleans up quite a few things, but isn't yet ready for a stable release.

mayuso commented

I use it in my job to visualize data Mainly XY charts. (But also Bar, Pie and Line charts), you know, developers can handle a couple excels, but our commercials and rest of employees prefer charts xD.

I now started an open source project directly related to what I learnt about data mining working there and I thought it was a good time to upgrade the APIs I use.

ripdajacker commented

If I were you I would go for the latest stable version 1.0.19.

The api will be mostly compatible with 1.0.13.
On Jan 25, 2016 8:38 PM, "Mayuso" notifications@github.com wrote:

I use it in my job to visualize data Mainly XY charts. (But also Bar, Pie
and Line charts), you know, developers can handle a couple excels, but our
commercials and rest of employees prefer charts xD.

I now started an open source project directly related to what I learnt
about data mining working there and I thought it was a good time to upgrade
the APIs I use.

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mayuso commented

Thank you! That´s what I will do :)