For Pie/Donut charts, what options are available for annotations and/or legends?  .overlay works, but isn’t great for narrow segments.  Is it possible to have annotations off to the side of the chart, with lines pointing to the segments (especially on wider devices)?

Does the Swift charts team plan to support building custom chart views? Also what is the performance of swift charts when rendering data at scale?

Can the new Metal shaders API for SwiftUI be used with SwiftCharts?

For Pie Charts is it possible for a segment to have additional dimensions of data?  For example, if your Segments are primarily based around expense categories (‘Home’ expenses, ‘Auto’ expenses, etc), could each of the pie segment be further split into ‘Overdue’, ‘Due This week’, ‘Due later’, etc?

Could you shed some light how Apple team achieved the background "area" mark that connect each sleep stage health's app sleep chart?

In the session on interactivity in Swift Charts you have an interactive chart that shows the sales the last 30 days so you set chartXVisibleDomain(3600 * 24 * 30) and snap to the first day of the month when swiping using the chartScrollTargetBehavior() modifier.How would we go about showing all data for an entire month, no matter if that month is 28, 30, or 31 days? It seems that’s what the Health app does when scrolling the chart while viewing data for a month.I’m thinking we can’t use chartXVisibleDomain(3600 * 24 * 30) since the domain is variable. So what can we do instead to replicate the behavior of the Health app?

Can SwiftCharts be brought into RealityKit? Would it be possible to have a 3 axis, 3D in RealityKit (let’s say X and Y represent lat and longitude while Z represents temperature).

Is there any way to have the Y-axis labels update in a scrolling chart as the chart is scrolled or when the scrolling settles after snapping? This behavior would be similar to what the Health app does where the Y-axis reflects the minimum and maximum of the currently visible area.