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PlotJuggler 3: fast and intuitive time series visualization

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Re: PlotJuggler 3: fast and intuitive time series visualization

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cool! another neat project based on Dear ImGui that i follow is https://github.com/epezent/implot . i'm a bit of a timeseries enthusiast. if you need something for the web, check out https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot EDIT: sorry, didn't mean to highjack the thread :(, all glory to /u/facontidavide!

Thanks for sharing these links! The big difference is that PlotJuggler is a desktop application, not a library.

Re: PlotJuggler 3: fast and intuitive time series visualization

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cool! another neat project based on Dear ImGui that i follow is https://github.com/epezent/implot . i'm a bit of a timeseries enthusiast. if you need something for the web, check out https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot EDIT: sorry, didn't mean to highjack the thread :(, all glory to /u/facontidavide!

Thanks for sharing these links! The big difference is that PlotJuggler is a desktop application, not a library.

for sure, i was not suggesting these were alternatives. just dropping some links for those interested in timeseries plotting.

Re: PlotJuggler 3: fast and intuitive time series visualization

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cool! another neat project based on Dear ImGui that i follow is https://github.com/epezent/implot . i'm a bit of a timeseries enthusiast. if you need something for the web, check out https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot EDIT: sorry, didn't mean to highjack the thread :(, all glory to /u/facontidavide!

I remember you and uPlot from an earlier post :) I'm happy to see you're continuing to improve it! I made www.csvplot.com (on top of Plotly.js). I vaguely remember discussing using uPlot, but lack of a scatter plot stopped me back when. EDIT: I just tested uPlot again, it's so fast and smooth!

hey, i remember csvplot. scatter is definitely coming at some point in the next few months. i have an old bitrotted prototype branch hanging around that'll have to be dusted off.

> I remember you and uPlot from an earlier post :) I'm happy to see you're continuing to improve it!

a lot has happened since then. i'm now at Grafana, where uPlot will power many core visualizations in upcoming releases :)

Re: PlotJuggler 3: fast and intuitive time series visualization

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I remember you and uPlot from an earlier post :) I'm happy to see you're continuing to improve it! I made www.csvplot.com (on top of Plotly.js). I vaguely remember discussing using uPlot, but lack of a scatter plot stopped me back when. EDIT: I just tested uPlot again, it's so fast and smooth!

hey, i remember csvplot. scatter is definitely coming at some point in the next few months. i have an old bitrotted prototype branch hanging around that'll have to be dusted off. > I remember you and uPlot from an earlier post :) I'm happy to see you're continuing to improve it! a lot has happened since then. i'm now at Grafana, where uPlot will power many core visualizations in upcoming releases :)

Happy to hear that. I looked up the scatter plot feature on Github Issues and I was wondering why there was links from Grafana issues in there. Now I know!

Re: PlotJuggler 3: fast and intuitive time series visualization

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The fancy website: https://plotjuggler.io/

Just popping into say we love your behavior tree project, and are assessing it for some work projects. If we do we will definitely be sponsoring your work. Thanks for helping push the ROS ecosystem forward!!!

Re: PlotJuggler 3: fast and intuitive time series visualization

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As a ROS (Robot Operating System) package, the convention is to build it in a workspace that you source the environment of afterward. Edited to add the full name.

ROS is the Robot Operating System ( https://www.ros.org ) for those not keeping up with the latest acronyms...

Ah, sorry. It's been my career for the last ten years, so it's hardly "latest", but definitely still niche. Editing comment now.
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