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Didn't know where else to leave it but here's a high-level list of the major changes in 2.0 after looking through the commits:
Major Changes
React 17 Compatibility - Remove deprecated lifecycle events, transition most components to functional components using hooks
RoughJS is now optional
You need to import RoughJS (or anything that follows its pattern) and send that as the sketchyRenderingEngine prop of a frame for it to honor the renderMode options that were honored automatically in 1.0
Dramatically Improved Build and Tooling
** "Areas" in XYFrame are now "Summaries" which means areas -> summaries, canvasAreas -> canvasSummaries, etc
Removed download data functionality
Moderate changes
Canvas progressive rendering is improved
Progressive rendering can be disabled via the disableProgressiveRendering prop on a frame
Trendline can now show the formula as a decoration via showSlope: true in the summary object
Pass raw event to interaction events
Add IQR viz to violin via iqr: true in the type object
Multipart Violin via subsets: fn => { returns filterAppliedOnViolinData } on the summaryType allows you to draw more than one violin plot overlapping on the same column
1.5IQR Outliers for Boxplot via outliers: true on the summaryType that pulls all points outside of 1.5 IQR and draws them as individual points outside the whiskers.
Clickable Legend Events
lineBounds summaryType in XYFrame (to create bounding regions around a line) takes boundingAccessor (when bounds above and below are the same), topBoundingAccessor and bottomBoundingAccessor to let you draw asymmetric bounding regions around a line.
filterRenderedNodes, filterRenderedLines, filterRenderedPoints, filterRenderedSummaries props on NetworkFrame and XYFrame that take a filter function and will apply the filter on the drawn viz after it's been created (useful for filtering Partition layouts and things like that)
frameRenderOrder allows you to change the render order of elements in frames (you can even render them twice if you want them to sandwich another layer of elements) takes an array of any or all (with duplicates) of these values: ["axes-tick-lines", "viz-layer", "matte", "axes-labels", "labels"] which you can rearrange.
@emeeks @alexeyraspopov Let's start outlining a checklist of steps toward an official release of 2.0. Feel free to edit this list in place.
Release Plan
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