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Highcharts Orbit adds an analysis toolbar to your Highcharts charts. From the toolbar, your users can view summary statistics, fit a trend line, forecast a series, spot anomalies, filter the data, draw annotations and export the result. The analysis runs in the browser, and your chart code stays the way it is. This tutorial follows […]

Highcharts Grid is getting a more React-friendly way to work. With the revamped Highcharts Grid React packages, developers can now configure Grid Lite and Grid Pro using JSX components, making it easier to build and customize data grids directly within React applications. Instead of defining everything in a JavaScript options object, you can describe your […]

Guest post by Jędrzej Ruta: Developer Highcharts Support Engineer. How to Make Morningstar Data LLM-Friendly Without Hallucinating Charts Ask an AI assistant for a chart of a fund’s sector exposure and you will usually get something that looks right. A tidy block of Highcharts configuration, plausible sector names, and percentages that add up to roughly 100. […]

Guest post by Jędrzej Ruta: Developer Highcharts Support Engineer. Morningstar is one of the most trusted names in financial data. But getting that data onto a screen has traditionally meant handling complex requests, and a mapping layer that someone has to maintain forever. The Highcharts connectors for Morningstar Direct Web Services (DWS) remove that detour. You […]

Guest post by Kamil Musiałowski: Developer Highcharts Support Engineer Throughout reading the docs you’ve probably learned how to set up a plain project with Highcharts + Connectors. Now, chances are you’re using a framework for your website, thus in this article you will learn how to set up Highcharts React integration with Morningstar’s DWS API in […]