Jake VanderPlas - Exploratory Data Visualization with Vega, Vega-Lite, and Altair - PyCon 2018

[@ivanovmg]

This is a great tutorial! I haven't expected Altair to be so differentiating library. Now I definitely have to use it. Selections are just amazing and seem to be much clearer than the ones in bokeh library. Thank you very much!

[@drkarmakid]

Jake is awesome... his Pycon videos on visualization are pure magic

[@anneest]

This is fantastic. I started using Altair yesterday, did quite a bit, got stuck, and then Jake gave me the reference to his Pycon 2018 workshop. This could not be better! :-)

[@penguinmagehello]

Came to the visualization party late. Really great tutorial.

[@jonasherseth5306]

Awesome stuff. Jake did a great job with this presentation.

[@harveysummers3175]

LOVE! This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks Jake!

[@dmitrysysoev4254]

Great progress in the library of over the past six months. Thank you, Jake!

[@jeebogareeb]

32:02 Fantastic stuff!

[@petrmitev4769]

Wow thanks for linking that. It's like Power BI, but for Jupyter!

[@tgwashdc]

This is an incredible visualization toolkit, if we shift our thinking to the "grammar of graphics".

[@DSMPerfi]

This is the greatest and best visualization library in the world. Possibly.

[@nickspirit3]

ggplot is pretty cool too

[@KhalilKHAMLICHI]

The ultimate tutorial.

[@deepakpratap3792]

Hey Jake..Great tutorial....Loved it..

[@10e999]

The api is incredible. wow.

[@saurabhdeshpande5973]

This is incredible ! Thanks !

[@fernandoirarrazaval]

Here you can find the notebooks: github.com/altair-viz/altair-tutorial

[@baitoeysb7015]

Thank you so much sir

[@Alex-om6zq]

3:00:30-3:02:25 that's hilarious.

[@seanmortazyt]

fantastic tutorial.

[@lliwnomolos]

11:55 + 17:00 conda ftw!

[@armynyus9123]

yes ! Absolutely missing in Pycon (again). Seeing Kenneth's Pipenv presentation and when he admits, yeah its slow, dependency calc is hard and we have to download everything... aaargh...

[@EitanLees]

The notebooks and slides are available at github.com/altair-viz/altair-tutorial

[@alex-craft]

So, basically Altair has two parts API and Translator (Altair Python API -> Altair Translator -> Vega LIte Grammar). Maybe it would be better to develop Translator in JS. Python API will be exactly the same, but Translator could be reused and contributed not only by Python community but by both Python + JS.

[@nutelina]

Jake explains in the video how he made the API automagically from Vega Lite.

[@navjotsingh2251]

Nah ain't nobody wanna touch JS 😆

[@alibek24galiyev]

because I love ggplot, I was using R. Now there's no reason to in R anymore (except dplyr, maybe)

[@notbobbobby]

Holy. Shit. This is AMAZING

[@digipak07]

Greetings from Pakistan. Supercool. Great job

[@seanys]

How do I download the tutorial files? All the notebook links on altair-viz.github.io/altair-tutorial/README.html appear to be to non-existant wiki pages, i.e. in red.

[@seanys]

Also, the slides do not appear in the linked Speakerdeck collection, but can be found at: speakerdeck.com/jakevdp/altair-tutorial-intro-pycon-2018 The GitHub link just 404's. Ugh.

[@mohsin-ashraf]

How we can get slides github link is not working???

[@timbledum]

The notebooks can be found at github.com/altair-viz/altair-tutorial

[@smellypunks]

5 cylinders are in a row. Six and eight cylinders are side-by-side so need to be pairs.

[@immanuelhaffner6915]

Both links to the slides are broken. Could you please fix this? Thanks. Great tutorial!

[@DavidNehme]

github.com/altair-viz/altair-tutorial

[@kipishism]

where can I get the notebooks?

[@Nadhiantara]

Watch it with VLC media player to maximize the volume up to 200%.

[@nutelina]

An invert and zoom...

[@MrSnasr20]

can we export this grapghs i want to use in IDLE

[@davisalesbarreira2884]

F**king amazing!

[@usf5914]

break time :1:40:55 to 2:01:00

[@pekkalehtonen6075]

The notebooks github.com/altair-viz/altair-tutorial