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I came across this gem very recently and I'm loving this kernel already! It's really a nice addition to the Go ecosystem.
I come from the Python world, where I'm used to work with timeseries data using interactive plots with Plotly. I found the go-plotly library (https://github.com/MetalBlueberry/go-plotly) that provides decent functionality to generate the plots I need, but as far as I could tell, I can only generate html files that are opened on a browser tab.
Is there any way I could generate a figure and render it directly in a gonb notebook? That would be a killer feature which would allow me to transition some of my data analysis to Go.
PS: I tried the other charting libraries, but static images are not good enough for my use cases.
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I came across this gem very recently and I'm loving this kernel already! It's really a nice addition to the Go ecosystem.
I come from the Python world, where I'm used to work with timeseries data using interactive plots with Plotly. I found the go-plotly library (https://github.com/MetalBlueberry/go-plotly) that provides decent functionality to generate the plots I need, but as far as I could tell, I can only generate html files that are opened on a browser tab.
Is there any way I could generate a figure and render it directly in a gonb notebook? That would be a killer feature which would allow me to transition some of my data analysis to Go.
PS: I tried the other charting libraries, but static images are not good enough for my use cases.
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