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Update binding with more chart types
See original GitHub issueSome plotly.js types are missing. E.g. pointcloud and sunburts.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:15 (3 by maintainers)
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@cartermp just one comment on this thread, but the work by @Shmew is absolutely amazing - worth checking to replace the current XPlot bindings with it. Just did the same for using Plotly on Bridge.Net - took less than a day to get it working based on his generator code: Plotly.Bridge
@cartermp Would let you also be able to support additional visualization libraries fairly easy too, and stay up-to-date with those already supported. I can try to help if you do make the jump, and the gitter is very active and helpful as well.