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Plotly: The Web's first scientific graphing app
Make scientific-quality graphs and run statistics and regressions - All in your browser.
- jparmer 13y agoThoughts? NYT-quality graph made in Plotly: https://plot.ly/~bchartoff/344/ https://plot.ly/~bchartoff/344/
- biovisualize 13y agoAnother successful app made with D3.js!
- MSunds 13y agoOh, also, nice examples: https://plot.ly/#gallery https://plot.ly/#gallery. And R, Python, Matlab, Julia, and PERL libraries: https://plot.ly/api...Nice https://plot.ly/api...Nice!
- maslam 13y agoReally, really beautiful. Well done.
- marvvelous 13y agoI saw a demo in person the other day and they showed it as a graph embedded in a Washington Post article. I was most impressed by the ability to click through on the graph and browse or query the data set directly.
- bchartoff 13y agoAnd check out the python script that generated the graph (https://plot.ly/~bchartoff/157 https://plot.ly/~bchartoff/157) to pick and choose favorite layout elements, for example.
- jparmer 13y agoAny scientists or engineers out there have any thoughts or suggestions? Would you use this at your job or in your lab?
- possiblemat 13y agoWell done guys. For good insights on how you could approach some UX challenges in a tool like Plotly, I highly recommend watching Bret Victor's "Drawing Dynamic Visualizations". For the non-Plotly folks reading this, Bret's presentation is also very effective at blowing your mind in general. http://vimeo.com/66085662 http://vimeo.com/66085662
- jparmer 13y agoThanks! We are indeed huge fans of @worrydream
- sheetjs 13y agoWhat changed since your last post (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5671831 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5671831) ?
- jparmer 13y agoLots! We long since incorporated all of the suggestions from that post, including building a cross-language graphing API for Python, Julia, MATLAB, R, et al. We've also had time since then to raise a seed round, smooth out the UX and aesthetic, build more features like ability to comment on graphs, and build the team past the original 2.5 engineers from the time of that post (https://plot.ly/about https://plot.ly/about). There are also many, many more graph types: box plots, histograms, error bars, area plots, and multiple axes and subplots coming very soon. Thanks for following and asking! Most of the HN readership likely graphs data regularly, so its been especially rewarding and fascinating to solicit feedback from y'all.
- dgupta599 13y agoPlotly is awesome...I show it to everyone I can, and use it to present awesome graphs at lab meetings almost every week.
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- 12345 13y agohttp://mehdibenlafkih.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/graph-sexual-harassment.gif http://mehdibenlafkih.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/graph-sexu... can you guys make pie graph?
- happysapper 13y agoReally fantastically fantastic.