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Matplotlib is better than nothing, but... as I understand it, it was inspired by Matlab's plotting - and therefore is a bit quirky when translated to the Python
by GeorgeTirebiter 7y ago
Matplotlib is better than nothing, but... as I understand it, it was inspired by Matlab's plotting - and therefore is a bit quirky when translated to the Python paradigm. I use it tho.
I think having a built-in web server via a visualization library that shows the graphs etc in a browser is 'optimal' -- because then, the whole crap of e.g. dealing with Tkinter to make your windows goes away. You achieve OS independence, and could even use lynx for text-only.
The Python visualization space is vast. I believe 'something better' will shake out in the next few years.
- whatshisface 7y agoLocking it down to the web platform is IMO too restrictive - if it was instead a low-level library you could access it anywhere, including the browser (if you wrote the server on top of the library). Sometimes, you want to use GtK, for example if you want lightning quick startup times, or weird portability, or anything else like that.