This release has speed, features and reliability. We are now zeroing in on perfection by fixing a handful of issues dealing with iOS 26 interaction. Please contact support@vvi.com with any improvement suggestion. We are iterating to perfection and all input is welcome.

This release has speed, features and reliability. We are now zeroing in on perfection by fixing a handful of issues dealing with iOS 26 interaction. Please contact support@vvi.com with any improvement suggestion. We are iterating to perfection and all input is welcome.

This version continues the trajectory of better features, faster data visualization and analysis and reduced bugs. A deficiency in object-oriented language has been remedied so that the source code maintains abstraction and compiled code is efficient at the same time. This impacts all components so that everything is faster. Complex elements such as spreadsheets and multi-axis graphs are especially faster because the order of computation is geometric. The navigator and graphic selectors have also been reprogrammed to be much faster and have more precise behavior. Since those selectors are onboard that means that opening and working with documents is also much faster. The marker and caps editors now identifies programmatic markers and caps (a rare situation) correctly. Each iteration of Graph IDE becomes more luxurious which makes data visualization a more rewarding experience. This version is still backwards compatible with iOS 16.4 but a future version will only be compatible with the latest iOS version.

This version features a trifecta of speed increase, additional features and reduced bugs. The speed win is easy to describe. Everything is faster, much faster. The feature win requires more description. Now you can directly share definition archives or SVG (vector graphics) representations to social media, AirDrop to other computers, email or share with other applications such as Freeform. See a visual you wish to share? Bam! The sharing menu item is immediately accessible on the status bar. The parser editor is vastly improved so that graphics can be edited separately. To describe a technical use of this, each plane of a 3D graph can be orthogonally (non-projected) edited individually so that graphics (data) can be embedded much easier on each plane. Editor linking works much better so the existing shortcut controls works better but also new editor linking is implemented. For instance, select a column on a spreadsheet and then select an association on the spreadsheet editor. For example, select a pie chart which immediately shows the pie chart arranger which includes the spreadsheet linkage and many other attributes. Speed and features are truly preeminent but what makes this version particularly outstanding is the reduction in bugs. This version has been carefully modified to increase speed and features while also not introducing regressions or new bugs and quashing existing bugs. The quashed bugs are fairly esoteric so probably never encountered. The result is a highly functional interface to quickly and reliably visualize, navigate and analyze data. Because of this rapidity bugs need to be quash to such an extent that they become nonexistent (not just unobservable), which is a noble goal, and that completes the three wins for this version! This version is still backwards compatible with iOS 16.4 but a future version will only be compatible with the latest iOS version.

Graphs, spreadsheets, tables, graphics and the user interface are now more efficient, i.e: faster. This is particularly important for realtime charts and spreadsheets and also the user interface which is designed to provide instant feedback and scale to data intensive visuals. Point-wise touch editing and hit detection is also faster. The palettes have been improved. Transitioning between window types is improved. One bug was fixed which is as follows: Turn history recording on, make graphics and drag select and move them to populate the history then select the history pop up button on the inspector and move the cursor over the history list to pan history in realtime and then select clear which, in this version, returns the graphics to the last state and clears the history list as is intended. Single-graphic history clearing worked correctly and this bug only impacted collective history clearing. All touch operations, especially touch drag, use hit detection so it is important to make hit detection exemplary. This version improves hit detection by making it both faster and much more rigorous. As a result the entire user interface is even more responsive and accurate. This version also interleaves mouse and touch aperture hit detection and implements both accurate detection and also course detection in a way that retains the advantage of both. This version is still backwards compatible with iOS 16.4 but a future version will only be compatible with the latest iOS version.

This version dynamically responds to system appearance light and dark settings and the default interface theme type in the App Preferences is now System. To gain that functionality users of previous versions need to change that setting in the App Preferences inspector editor whereas it is default for new users of this version and going forward. Made some optimizations that speed up various user interface operations. This version is still backwards compatible with iOS 16.4 but a future version will only be compatible with the latest iOS version.

Made launching almost instantaneous by simplifying the launch screen which has become anachronistic and is either a blink or not seen due to the fact that Graph IDE is extremely optimized. The cloud service backend (optional) is now ten times faster. Several features have been refined to be more informative. The shortcut for the manual now launches the web browser with the manual web page. This version is still backwards compatible with iOS 16.4 but a future version will only be compatible with the latest iOS version.

This version makes Graph IDE more powerful, indestructible and faster. Graphs, graphics and data can now be easily and seamlessly exported and imported between all platforms be it web browser client and web server, native desktop or native mobile devices. The export is in terms of object archives which retain the binary fidelity of the origin. Those archives are called definitions. Because of the nature of such archives, and their ubiquity from many and perhaps untrusted sources, they are inherently prone to injection of malicious information which can then crash Graph IDE. This version remedies that concern by integrity checking, or ignoring, all known vulnerable fields in the archive while at the same time speeding up exporting and importing and maintaining fidelity (no small feat). This version also improves the Parser subeditor and fixes one (obscure) crash bug. There is no report that any of these vulnerabilities were demonstrated in practice so these upgrades are preemptive.

The user interface is faster. Makes better use of iOS Files to store and share documents. Opening documents is faster while also performing integrity checks to prevent a type of buffer overrun and other integrity violations.

This version is much faster due to code theoretic transformations on existing codebase, thus making it faster while maintaining the architecture and minimizing or eliminating regressions (a type of bug). Speed is one of the attributes for customer satisfaction and it is important that we provide customers the best data visualization experience without compromise. Fixed one rare critical bug having to do with unlikely user interface operations. Fixed a handful of non-critical bugs that do not show to the user but nonetheless impacted the quality of the application and codebase. Added a few minor features such as showing the creation state within the navigator. Overall, this version focuses on speed improvements and stability. Should you have any question then please email support@vvi.com where your input is appreciated.

Resurrected Slide Show where a multi-page Graph IDE document is full screen with only page up and down controls. If an error is noticed during presentation then go back to normal mode, fix the error and then back to Slide Show to soldier on. Perfect for refining presentations during mock runs. Made launching, opening documents and the user interface faster by streamlining existing code. Compiled against the latest Xcode toolset on Sequoia. Made some refinements to existing user interface operations.

Added a basic and scientific calculator as an additional numeric input option. A calculator can enter a formula or a number and is a good substitute when a keyboard is cumbersome. Fixed a handful of bugs having to do with unusual user interface interactions. Increased the speed of the user interface loading. Reworked script and formula parsing and execution to incrementally validate.

Synched with the latest Data Visualization library. No bugs were detected or corrected and this synch is for regression analysis and the possibility of correcting undetected bugs. We are being very careful to not introduce new bugs in version 12.16.x and as a result no new features are being added. If you wish to participate in the TestFlight for version 14 then please email support@vvi.com

This version is about two to ten times faster for many common tasks. Launching is particularly optimized in this version. Version 14 will be compatible with the newest version of iOS only and this version 12.16.x will be the last compatible with previous operating system versions. As a consequence only critical bugs are being fixed for 12.16.x. In the last year, Graph IDE has become about 10 times faster, many robust features added and the build from scratch time reduced from one hour to 12 minutes meaning that comprehensive iteration on builds is five times faster which result in greater ability to iterate test and deploy. Version 14 will increase reliability beyond that which can be achieved otherwise by focusing only on the latest operating system. Please email support@vvi.com to let us know your thoughts about compatibility or any other issue.

Made the user interface about twice as fast, including launching faster. This is accomplished by optimizing the programmable graphical elements, including formula generation. Graph IDE has a very responsive user interface designed to provide ample feedback for data visualization tasks. A faster user interface translates to a more fluid experience when creating visuals. The precise and responsive feedback of the user interface is enabled by the programmable graphics capability of Graph IDE. Improved the main document view contextual menu.

This version is faster and more secure. That is accomplished by pre-caching hashes and other deterministic values into the signed binaries. That means that the user interface is 2-4 times faster and common operations are much more immune to injection attempts or system changes. Being fast and secure translates into robust and dependable data visualization. The off-board control panels (selectors) have also been optimized for much better placement on the screen and performance in general. A few non-critical feature deficiencies were also fixed. All state duplication (such as copy and paste, palette dragging, document opening and saving) is now much faster and more reliable. Transient tooltips are also many times faster. Menus are also many times faster. Table and spreadsheets are also much faster. A faster user interface (UI) translates into faster data visualization (DV) because DV and UI computations compete for resources. Reliable and secure means more immune to system changes and unaccounted for injection such as during operating system updating, hacking or changes in system API. Thousands of code points were also replaced with more secure implementations and the theoretically unsecured (and slower) code API is now removed. Cloud services also benefits from this update and is also faster and more secure.

Graph IDE is feature rich, fast and reliable. To further that, this version speeds up launching, fixes bugs and removes API associated with security concerns and replaces those calls with compile-time deterministic implementations.

In order to make Graph IDE very solid this version focuses on bug fixes only. The system status bar, notch and other system geometries are better accounted for. The Graph IDE Status Bar responds better to device rotations in limited geometries (iPhone). There were a handful of bugs that could be exercised through extensive user interaction with unusual patterns; not likely to be encountered in the field. Additional testing could not produce any additional bugs. While using Graph IDE please keep in mind that your satisfaction is paramount which means that existing features need to be exceptional while new features demonstrate continual progress to better data visualization and analysis tools for the entire community. If you do encounter a bug or feature issue then please email support@vvi.com with your input.

In order to maintain Graph IDE as the preeminent tool for data visualization and analysis the following improvements have been made: Menus are now more visually appealing and display much faster. Table header pop-down menus now format their title with more visual appeal. The entire user interface is faster. Dragging spreadsheet and graphs from separate palettes to the same document view now preserves the correct spreadsheet relationships. Focusing on a graph data layer and using the magnification tool now brings forward the graph main editor with graph limits and changes the graph limits upon drag-magnify. Selecting a cell in the navigator focuses on a graphic on the main document view and now also resets the graphic selector to the selection tool whereas before it would preserve a mostly inappropriate factory tool setting. Border drag-scroll feature has been improved. While using Graph IDE please keep in mind that your satisfaction is paramount which means that existing features need to be exceptional while new features demonstrate continual progress to better data visualization and analysis tools for the entire community.

In order to maintain Graph IDE as the preeminent tool for data visualization and analysis the following improvements have been made: Color specification now includes HSV (Hue, Saturation and Value) as well as RGB, CMYK and Gray scale. The Color Selector has been updated for HSV input. Border drag-scroll feature has been improved. The Font Selector now validates the font size input, bounds the size to one or greater and formats the size to a natural number. If a graph title was turned off, saved in a document and that document was opened and then the graph title was turned on then the graph title would not show immediately; this has been fixed. If a 3D graphic was copied from its projected graph coordinate and then that graph was defocused and the 3D graphic was pasted to the page (2D) coordinate then an error would be produced. This version now detects those conditions and presents an alert notifying that 3D graphics cannot be pasted to a 2D coordinate. On rare occasion the alert selector would show with a shifted background; this issue has been addressed and now cannot be reproduced. Account creation setup on the backend (on the server/cloud system) could prevent use because the feature type was not set. Account creation is now more robust by providing additional details regarding valid but probably not desired setup. The build process is about 25% faster and the embedded script engine (for animations, ui bindings, formula generation, etc.) is now faster which means Graph IDE is faster than ever. A faster build process allows for quicker turn around time to address issues iteratively and also respond to customer requests in a more timely way. While using Graph IDE please keep in mind that your satisfaction is paramount which means that existing features need to be exceptional while new features demonstrate continual progress to better data visualization and analysis tools for the entire community.

In order to maintain Graph IDE as the preeminent tool for data visualization and analysis the following improvements have been made: • Spreadsheet touch and keyboard interaction has been improved. There were many edge cases that could potentially be typical user interactions that could cause the onboard keyboard to not dismiss well without an additional touch in a different location. This new version now dismisses the keyboard on many additional (comprehensive) touch locations and also brings forward the keyboard more reliably. • When the spreadsheet is activated and related representations (Pie, Bar, Line, etc. Chart) are touched to bring forward the data selector then the keyboard does not require the spreadsheet keyboard accessory. During that interaction when the spreadsheet is touched then the keyboard transitions to have the spreadsheet accessory. That interaction and transitioning between keyboard states including dismiss, forwarding and accessory transitioning has been comprehensively improved. • The Printing (PDF generation) features have been significantly improved. For example, Graph IDE can paginate a view by tiles but also loads separate pages of a document on demand. This version can optionally load and print all pages within a Graph IDE document thus serializing the document pages, and view tiles, into a single PDF document. • The user interface and also data visualization has been optimized further and is faster than ever. Each iteration of Graph IDE incorporates incremental code improvements. Since Graph IDE directly uses the native graphics API in iOS it can directly take advantage of GPU improvements thus making code improvements the only means of optimization. • Several feature deficiencies are fixed. For example, when a graphic (such as a chart or artwork) from a palette was drag and dropped then the cursor information would present. This is a non-sequitur in a touch environment that is a nuisance. This behavior is now not present. • Our efforts are to reduce bugs to zero. One critical bug was detected and fixed; it was encountered while using spreadsheets, activating the event qualifier, deactivating it and then performing a lengthy sequence of additional user interface operations. Critical bugs are very important to fix and if you encounter a critical bug, or non-critical bug, then please report it to support@vvi.com.

In order to maintain Graph IDE as the preeminent tool for data visualization and analysis the following improvements have been made: • Documents are improved for much better pagination and more accurate PDF and Printer exporting to either a single page or many pages. This includes pagination of the view proper or pagination of printer specific layouts including PPD metrics such as non-printable border regions. • This version is compiled against the iOS 17 SDK and respective toolchain to incorporate compiler and SDK improvements. • iOS 17 API changes have been accounted for while still maintaining backwards compatibility to iOS 16.4. • The user interface and also data visualization has been optimized further and is faster than ever. • Three critical bugs were fixed as follows: (a) The table peak menu had a crash bug that has been fixed; (b) The cursor information had a crash bug while using multiple documents and (c) editing a table cell associated with a graph while under certain (rare) conditions would cause a crash bug. Critical bugs are very important to fix and if you encounter a critical bug, or non-critical bug, then please report it to support@vvi.com. • Hundreds of non-critical bugs have been fixed. These types of bugs are mainly feature related fixes; for example: (a) more accurate page metrics, (b) the view grid now shows a title that corresponds to tile and page values, (c) a new integrated printer inspector editor has been made to consolidate and expand upon pagination attributes. • In keeping with iOS privacy policies the Privacy Info property list has been included. Should you have a privacy concern the please email support@vvi.com. While using Graph IDE please keep in mind that your satisfaction is paramount which means existing features need to be exceptional while new features demonstrate continual progress to better tools for data visualization and analysis for the entire community.

Made the entire interface and also data visualization faster. Implemented much better logic while rotating devices and showing and hiding the inspector and navigator for small screens which makes use on iPhones more practical.

Made tens of thousands of errata consisting of feature additions and speed improvements to bug fixes. iPad and iPhone specific improvement include the ability to import and export CSV, Tab and Textual data from Files, tabbed documents, much better device orientation, small-screen and split-screen behavior and other iPad and iPhone specific improvements.

• Continued to refine the many recently added features such as dark mode interface theme (the theme can be changed back to the original theme as needed), time series strip charting and new iOS device geometry behavior. • Enabled the ability to edit page zero, which serves as the backdrop for all other pages. Page zero is used for the background and grid and can also serve as footer and header backdrops for all other pages and overlays. • Changed the way controls (buttons, dials, etc.) display disabled state so that they are more appealing, faster and also conform to the new interface theme guideline. • Added the ability to edit the overlay identity string. The overlay identity helps determine the current overlay as well as describes the intended use of the overlay.