apache/echartsGitHub
calls xy “Python charting library; choose when building Python-based (e.g. Reflex) applications.”
Apache ECharts is a powerful, interactive charting and data visualization library for browser
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plotly/plotly.jsGitHub
calls xy “Python-native charting library; choose when working in a Python codebase.”
Open-source JavaScript charting library behind Plotly and Dash
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visgl/deck.glGitHub
calls xy “Choose for Python-native charting without a JavaScript frontend.”
WebGL2 powered visualization framework
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antvis/G2GitHub
calls xy “when you need high-performance charting in Python with a simple, customizable API.”
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vega/vegaGitHub
calls xy “choose for Python-native applications needing fast chart rendering; not JS-embeddable without a runtime.”
A visualization grammar.
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calls xy “For Python apps that need fast, customizable charts within a Python ecosystem.”
Interactive plotting library for .NET
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