A collection of older F# plotting libraries using Plotly and Google Charts as backends for data visualization.
XPlot is a collection of plotting libraries for F# and .NET that provides data visualization capabilities using Plotly and Google Charts as rendering backends. It allows F# developers to create interactive charts and graphs directly from their code, though the project is now considered feature-limited and largely complete.
F# developers and data scientists who need simple charting capabilities within the F# ecosystem, particularly those working with interactive notebooks or data analysis workflows.
XPlot offers F#-native charting with multiple backend options (Plotly and Google Charts), providing straightforward visualization without requiring extensive configuration. However, the maintainers now recommend Plotly.NET for more feature-complete charting solutions.
A collection of older plotting libraries for F#. Recommended to use Plotly.NET instead https://plotly.net/
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Supports both Plotly and Google Charts backends, allowing developers to choose based on project needs, as evidenced by separate NuGet packages for each.
Provides idiomatic F# interfaces that integrate seamlessly with F# codebases and interactive environments like Jupyter notebooks.
Includes built-in examples for Jupyter notebooks, enabling quick data visualization in exploratory coding sessions, as shown in the README's Binder links.
Offers helpers specifically for visualizing Deedle data frames with Google Charts, streamlining data analysis workflows in F#.
The README admits it's not feature-complete and recommends Plotly.NET for more capabilities, limiting advanced charting options.
Described as largely 'done' with minimal updates, which may lead to compatibility issues or lack of support for newer .NET versions.
While documentation links are provided, they may be outdated or lack depth, as the project focuses on simplicity over comprehensive guides.