Quotidien Shaarli
April 16, 2024
👋 The Python Graph Gallery is a collection of hundreds of charts made with Python.
Graphs are dispatched in about 40 sections following the data-to-viz classification. There are also sections dedicated to more general topics like matplotlib or seaborn.
Each example is accompanied by its corresponding reproducible code along with comprehensive explanations. The gallery offers tutorials that cater to beginners to help kickstart their journey, as well as advanced examples that demonstrate the potency of Python in the realm of data visualization.
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When it comes to picking the type for your database's primary keys, there are a few divided camps. When making this decision for Visibuild I had to choose between the simplicity of sequential IDs and the longevity/future benefits of non-sequential IDs. I chose non-sequential IDs to make it easier to deal with sharding and regional databases in the future. Out of the many flavours of non-sequential IDs I chose ULIDs.
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The Python Graph Gallery has always been a reservoir of inspiration, providing hundreds of foundational chart examples for newcomers and seasoned developers alike.
While our vast collection offers a stepping stone into the world of data visualization, the following list stands out.
Every chart here represents the pinnacle of craftsmanship, exhibiting the depths to which matplotlib can be customized. These are not just graphs; they are polished masterpieces, ready for publication.
While I'm deeply indebted to the original authors for their stellar work, it's worth noting that many of these visualizations were first conceived in R, a testament to its rich visualization ecosystem. In an endeavor to bring the best to our Python community, I've translated these gems to further showcase the versatility and power of matplotlib.
Dive in and get inspired! 😍
Graphite is an in-development raster and vector graphics package that's free and open source. It is powered by a node graph compositing engine that fuses layers with nodes, bringing a procedural approach to your design workflow.