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hmmh, thanks, might check that one out. for next project maybe I'll try both ways, with ggplot and rmarkdown to HTML, and with Bokeh in python. The ggplot wil
by RockyMcNuts 10y ago
hmmh, thanks, might check that one out.
for next project maybe I'll try both ways, with ggplot and rmarkdown to HTML, and with Bokeh in python.
The ggplot will just knit to PNGs, would be interesting if ggplot could output D3 with intelligent rollovers, maybe eventually some scriptable animations.
One could use ggplotly but I don't want to post anything to, or host anything on a server, has to work 100% offline.
- Tarq0n 10y agoThe R version of plotly has been fully offline ever since they open sourced it. Alternatively you could also try ggvis, but it's not as polished as ggplot yet.
- RockyMcNuts 10y agothank you! I did not know this, having started with the online version...will give it a shot.