how can I learn swift charts

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To learn Swift Charts, you can start by exploring the session titled "Swift Charts: Vectorized and function plots" from WWDC 2024. This session introduces the new capabilities of Swift Charts, including vectorized plotting APIs and function plots. It covers how to create informative and accessible visualizations using SwiftUI, and demonstrates how to plot mathematical functions and handle advanced function plots like parametric and piecewise functions.

For a more detailed understanding, you can watch the session starting from the chapter on Function plots. This will give you insights into creating both simple and advanced function plots, customizing them, and making them accessible.

Additionally, if you are new to Swift Charts, it is recommended to check out previous talks to get started with the basics. The session also suggests downloading the sample project to explore more examples and interactions with function plots.

If you are interested in how Swift Charts integrates with other frameworks, the session "What’s new in SwiftUI" also touches on improvements in Swift Charts and how they can be used to create beautiful graphs and visualizations. You can find this in the chapter on Vectorized and function plots.

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