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I made the switch years ago and there is lots that python does better. I really, really wish for a perfect port of dplyr and ggplot2. Those are what I truly m

I made the switch years ago and there is lots that python does better. I really, really wish for a perfect port of dplyr and ggplot2. Those are what I truly miss, everything else I'm pretty happy with.

civilized 6y ago
It will never happen. Python doesn't trust programmers with the power to make packages like dplyr and ggplot
rjmorris 6y ago
plotnine isn't a perfect port of ggplot2, but it's pretty close. https://plotnine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ https://plotnine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/