Data Visualization
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A Swift library for building customizable gauges and replicating Apple-style ring gauges in iOS apps.
A PowerShell module for generating HTML reports, dashboards, emails, and diagrams without requiring HTML, CSS, or JavaScript knowledge.
A jQuery plugin for creating interactive, dynamic vector maps with data visualization capabilities.
A graph visualization library for Angular applications, enabling interactive node-link diagrams.
A React toolkit for visualizing autonomous vehicle and robotics data encoded in the XVIZ protocol.
A Python library for generating SVG maps from ESRI shapefiles.
A lightweight JavaScript graphics library for drawing interactive SVG/VML graphics with an intuitive API.
A Python / Three.js bridge for creating interactive 3D visualizations in Jupyter notebooks.
An Android library for creating highly configurable animated circular wheel charts, inspired by Google Fit's visual style.
Display Pandas and Polars DataFrames as interactive, sortable, and searchable DataTables in Jupyter notebooks and Python applications.
A D3.js plugin for generating interactive flame graphs from hierarchical profiling data.
An open-source creative coding framework for iOS that simplifies media, animation, and interaction with a streamlined Swift API.
Build animated charts in Jupyter Notebook and similar environments with a simple Python syntax.
A native SwiftUI charting library with built-in accessibility and localization for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
A lightweight Swift library for generating bar, line, and pie charts from data structures like arrays and dictionaries on iOS.
An R package that extends ggplot2 with missing functionality for custom plot composition and advanced visualizations.
An Elixir/React framework for building real-time, interactive dashboards with supervised jobs and React widgets.
Interactive viewer for Graphviz dot graphs with fast rendering, zoom, and navigation.
An R package for visualizing and annotating phylogenetic trees and other tree-like structures using the grammar of graphics.
A desktop UI management tool for InfluxDB, providing database administration, query execution, and data exploration.
Pre-built TopoJSON files of U.S. cartographic boundaries from the Census Bureau for mapping.
Learn statistics through Python with real-world examples like analyzing marijuana price data across US states.
A Leaflet plugin that embeds animated weather maps from Windy.com into websites with full JavaScript control.
A curated collection of resources for Go-based data analysis, visualization, machine learning, and data science.
A curated list of geospatial resources for web development, including JavaScript libraries, data sources, and visualization tools.
Cross-platform React Native chart library using react-native-svg and paths-js for pie, bar, line, scatterplot, tree, and radar graphs.
A curated list of resources for R Shiny, including tutorials, packages, deployment guides, and app examples.
A high-performance desktop application for viewing and analyzing large log files and network traces, with support for automotive formats like DLT.
Interactive charting library for .NET languages, built on plotly.js, with APIs for F# and C#.
A collection of georeferenced GeoJSON boundaries for world countries and cultural regions to map historical data on global or continental scales.
A Python toolbox for visualizing feature influence on model predictions using partial dependence plots.
Generate reproducible HTML5 slide decks from R Markdown for data-driven presentations.
A customizable line chart library for iOS with support for Swift and Objective-C.
A low-code admin panel and business intelligence Rails engine configurable entirely from the UI, no DSL required.
GeoJSON boundaries for French administrative divisions including regions, departments, arrondissements, cantons, and communes.
A Python data-structure visualization tool for lists, dictionaries, trees, and call stacks, designed for Jupyter notebooks and presentations.
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