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I'm surprised that it doesn't list Matplotlib, which is widely popular and supports Python 3.
by shared4you 14y ago
I'm surprised that it doesn't list Matplotlib, which is widely popular and supports Python 3.
- yummyfajitas 14y agoScipy is listed, and maybe matplotlib is considered a subset of scipy. Now that scipy is supported, I'll start taking a look at python 3.
- takluyver 14y agoIt goes by the number of downloads from PyPI. I guess that's lower for matplotlib, because installing it from PyPI usually means compiling from source, which is a pain for something as complex as matplotlib. Many people probably get it from a binary package manager, or from an all-in-one Python distribution like EPD.