The ggplot flipbook – building charts slowly

  • Wonderful demonstration. I can't help but wonder--as someone who has flirted with R but certainly not committed--how much time and practice it takes to acquire decent fluency with these half-magical incantations to become productive.

  • Really great examples. Anyone got any updates on what the best python equivalent is? Bokeh? Plotly?

  • This is a great demonstration and shows the bit that finally clicked with me. When you learn to wield these tools you'll be considered a wizard by many when you're able to make beautiful plots in seconds.

  • Is there a flipbook format that doesn't break content zooming?

  • Very nice. I would love some kind of plugin for Rstudio that let you "play" through an arbitrary ggplot like this to help understand how charts are built.

  • ggplot2's ultra terse, beautiful charts really beat out the competition. I do wish the api's were _less compact_ and more naturally explorable right out of the ide. R as a whole suffers these traits imho. I hope ggplot is ported to the RoW, ideally a typed language or runtime

  • This is exactly what I was looking for all weekend, great! Thanks!

  • tangential but what software were slides created in?

  • super cool, well done!

    love to see this for other language and plotting