Net Stock Chart

120 Net Stock Chart

Net stock charts take advantage of the Chart Controls Microsoft built into its .NET Framework platform. These controls empower programmers to write code routines that produce and display massive amounts of dynamically generated data quickly and easily.

This advanced charting and graphing ability makes Net charts particular useful for graphing real time changes in stock prices and market movements because once the VB.NET and/or C# coding needed to create the chart is in place, updated charts are generated nearly instantaneously whenever new numbers flow into the database .

The Chart Controls embedded in the .NET Framework platform also support data aggregation and calculation so statistical information like percentage changes in bid and ask prices over a given time span can be automatically generated within the charting program.

.NET Framework is a robust, comprehensive programming environment that is frequently described as a development platform, a special-purpose operating system and a common control center for executing commands and running routines..

It was developed by Microsoft in response to the increasing sophistication of the software industry and the rising expectations of all levels of computer users. Needless to say, .NET Framework has had to become much more complex and flexible since the dawn of the Information Age because the rise of the internet has introduced a whole new class of, at best, semi-literate computer users who neither know nor care what goes on under the hood.

These end users, most of whom never even sat before a computer screen as recently as five years ago, are now spending hours a day surfing and shopping on the web. Simultaneously, the technologically enabled -- the people who used to be called computer geeks -- have become ever more sophisticated and are demanding even more bells and whistles from software developers.

The problem is that each new bell and whistle strokes end users' desires for even more features. .NET Framework helps software developers build advanced applications faster by allowing them to use common skills to create various types of applications intended to run on a variety of devices ranging from PCs, to mainframes, to mobile computing products.