Plotnine: A Different Approach To Data Visualization in Python

[@MahfudCodex]

How if Read from Csv File Sir?

[@Recklessness97]

Halfway through and it sounds a lot like ggplot2 in R haha. I love it.

[@emmanuelherrera2626]

It is the same as ggplot2 in R, wich is good because ggplot2 is one of the best librarys of R.

[@tpsb05]

A question : what programming interface are you using ?

[@bozu1206]

it's PyCharm

[@pushpendratripathi46]

Thanks 👍

[@DaManCave123]

this is like the library ggplot2 in the R language, just name different otherwise implementation is same!

[@whyher229]

Yes, it is just an emulation. A great one, just no quosures, lack of statistics stability, lack of incorporation to extensions (maybe I am wrong with this one), etc...

[@andrew_vu91]

It's R library but for people who don't like to use R studio...just like me lol

[@ipikluninja91]

I liked R because of ggplot. Now ggplot is there in python as well?

[@andrew_vu91]

@@ipikluninja91 guess you can make your decision now lol

[@sujeetomar5843]

what unique it is offering compared to other matured visulization moudle such as seaborn , plotly , bokeh...

[@josefkaras7519]

Ezi syntax, less code for some usecases. Higher abstraction...

[@sem8973]

plotnine... neuralnine Is this your own library?

[@whoami.f1]

🥕

[@ventiladorbueno1846]

😅