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Selection and PieCharts in iOS 17
We will take a look at the new chartSelection method first on a BarChart which has greatly simplified our ability to select and access chart information.
In this video I am going to introduced you to a couple of new features of the charts framework introduced in iOS 17. We will take a look at the new chartSelection method first on a BarChart which has greatly simplified our ability to select and access chart information.
Next, I will introduce you to the new SectorMark and the Piecharts we can now produce and then, with a very simple argument turn this in to a donut chart and with the selection method create some pretty stunning visual effects.
Table of Contents:
- 00:00 Introduction
- 02:28 Simple BarChart
- 05:02 Chart Selection
- 08:40 Pie Charts
- 12:20 Donut Charts
- 13:40 Sector selection
Completed Project: https://github.com/StewartLynch/SelectionAndPieCharts
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