In the new graphics system, ticks can be rotated so you can create a plot like that shown on the right.
In previous versions of MATLAB, tick labels were always displayed horizontally as shown on the left in the example below. If you're like me, you sometimes need to use long labels for the ticks in your plot. Lines and text are now anti-aliased (smoothed) to remove jagged edges. Axis labels and titles are larger and more prominent. Grid lines are now gray to make data stand out visually. Smooth changes in the data appear as smooth changes in color, while sharp changes in the data appear as sharp changes in color. The colors in the parula colormap are ordered from dark to light and are perceptually uniform. There is also a new default colormap in R2014b called parula. New line colors were selected to make it easier to distinguish lines from one another and to help people with certain types of color blindness. The first thing that you will notice is that lines are plotted using a different set of colors. When you create a plot in R2014b, you'll see that MATLAB graphics look different than previous versions.
We'll discuss compatibility considerations in Part 3 of this series. Finally, there are some changes in the new system which may require changes in some existing graphics related code.
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In Part 2 of this series, we will describe how graphics handles have changed in R2014b and how to use graphics objects. The new graphics system includes many new features which we will describe in this blog post. R2014b includes a new MATLAB graphics system. This post is all about the new graphics system.
You can learn more about all these features in the MATLAB R2014b Release Notes.
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