Overview

GoXam is a comprehensive diagramming library specifically designed for Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications. Developed from the ground up, it leverages the full capabilities of WPF and XAML to provide developers with robust tools for creating interactive diagrams. GoXam supports a wide range of diagram types, including entity-relationship diagrams, state charts, organizational charts, class hierarchies, and planograms. It offers features such as data binding, templates, and automatic layouts, enabling developers to build complex and interactive diagrams efficiently. The library is accompanied by extensive documentation and sample applications, facilitating a smooth development experience.

Features and Capabilities

• Comprehensive Diagramming Tools: Provides controls for implementing various types of diagrams in WPF applications.
• Data Binding and Templates: Supports data templates for both links and nodes, allowing for dynamic and customizable diagram elements.
• Automatic Layouts: Includes predefined layouts such as circular, tree, force-directed, and layered directed graphs for automatic node and link positioning.
• Predefined Shapes and Arrowheads: Offers over 195 common shapes and 65 arrowhead designs for use in node definitions.
• Interactive Features: Supports features like collapsible and expandable subgraphs, overview windows, and layering to enhance user interaction.
• Extensive Documentation: Comes with clear and complete documentation, including a comprehensive API reference and a 100-page PDF guide with code examples and images.
• Sample Applications: Provides 47 sample applications demonstrating various diagram types and features, serving as practical starting points for development.
• Integration with WPF: Built to fully integrate with WPF, taking advantage of its features for a seamless development experience.
• Support and Licensing: Offers developer-to-developer support, a free evaluation version with no time limit (though unlicensed versions include a watermark), and no runtime royalties.