German book about applied data science.
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0German book about applied data science.
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0Dimple is an open-source charting API for d3 aimed at business analytics, letting users create and combine bar, line, area and scatter charts. It exposes underlying d3 objects so analysts can build on them, and requires linking d3 before adding dimple to a page.
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0Dataconomy is a news site covering technology and business topics. Its homepage lists recent articles on subjects including TikTok advertising, PS5 emulation, Character.AI staffing, DeepSeek API pricing, NVIDIA hardware, Tesla vehicles, Google Gmail features and Netflix layoffs. Other pages carry articles on the Opera Air browser and comparisons of crypto loan platforms.
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0Apache Zeppelin is a web-based notebook for data-driven, interactive data analytics and collaborative documents with SQL, Scala, Python, R and more. It uses interpreters to plug in language and data-processing backends, including built-in Apache Spark integration, and includes basic charts, pivot charts, dynamic forms and paragraph publishing to embed results in websites.
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0Matplotlib is a comprehensive Python library for creating static, animated, and interactive visualizations. It supports publication quality plots, interactive figures that zoom, pan and update, customizable visual styles and layouts, and exporting to many file formats. It can be embedded in JupyterLab and graphical user interfaces, and third-party packages extend and build on its functionality.
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0An open-source JavaScript visualization library that streamlines the creation of beautiful and accessible SVG data visualizations.
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