JavaScript Gantt Chart - A Quick and Easy Task Scheduling Control

Task scheduling and relationships

Users can easily plan and schedule tasks in both auto and manual mode to track their projects. Create relationships between different tasks in project management. When a project is complex and contains many tasks that depend on the completion of others, task dependencies enable you to decide when a task can be started or finished using finish-to-start, start-to-finish, start-to-start, and finish-to-finish task link types.

• More details on task scheduling

Critical path

The JavaScript Gantt Chart offers support for the critical path, representing a series of tasks that directly influence the calculated finish date of a project. If any task within the critical path is delayed, it leads to a delay in the timeline. This feature is particularly useful for managing projects with fixed deadlines, allowing users to identify and prioritize tasks crucial for timely delivery.

• Critical path documentation

Split and merge tasks

The split task feature allows users to split a task or interrupt the work during planned or unforeseen circumstances. It makes the view dynamic and interactive, improving the visualization of the project taskbar. Multiple segments can be split and merged within a taskbar.

• Split task documentation

Resource view

Visualize the list of tasks assigned to each resource in a hierarchical manner. Multiple tasks assigned to each resource can be visualized in a row when the records are in a collapsed state.

• Resource view example
• Resource view documentation

Work breakdown structure (WBS) column

The WBS column organizes project tasks into a multilevel hierarchy by assigning unique codes to each task. This structure improves visibility and control over complex task relationships, making it well-suited for projects such as construction, enterprise systems, and large-scale software development.

• WBS column example
• WBS column documentation

Filtering

Data across all columns can be filtered using the filter option in each column and search option in the toolbar. It supports two filter types, Excel-like filter and menu filter. The Gantt Chart filter allows users to choose appropriate filter types, define their own custom filtering logic, and customize the filtering UI based on their application needs. Filtering with related parent or child records can be defined.

• More details on filtering feature
• Filtering example

Undo redo

The Undo feature enables users to revert the most recent action performed in the Gantt Chart. Whether it is modifying tasks, adjusting dependencies, or any other action within the interface, the undo feature provides users with the ability to backtrack the changes as needed. Additionally, the redo feature complements the undo functionality by allowing users to reapply an action that was previously undone.

• Undo redo documentation

Virtual scrolling

Virtual scroll in JavaScript Gantt Chart allows you to load large amounts of data without performance degradation. In row virtualization mode, all tasks are fetched initially from the datasource and rendered in the DOM within a compact viewport area.

• Virtual scrolling example
• Virtual scrolling documentation

Auto scroll to taskbar on row selection

Focus on the tasks that are not visible but scheduled later along the timeline by selecting their rows in the grid section.

Highlight days and events

Highlight important days or events in a project using event markers.

• Highlight events documentation

Baselines

Compare the current task’s progress with the planned timeline using baselines.

• Baselines example
• Baselines documentation

Resource allocation

Allocate multiple resources like staff, equipment, and materials to each task using JavaScript Gantt Chart component.

• Resource allocation view example