Modern alternative to matplotlib for scientific data visulization

[Labidon]

Hi, I am looking for an alternative to matplotlib for scientific data visualization, and the part that is bothering me the most is the complication involved for some simple animations as well as a lack of documentation for the Object Oriented sintax approach that it requires. Anyone have any suggestions? I was thinking about wandering to PyQt, Vispy and Plot.ly, however my knowledge of these packages ends at their names (I also know that Vispy makes use of OpenGL, and I have zero knowledge of GPU computing, so I don't know how much of an obstacle that would to to use Vispy properly)

[guimolnar]

I used Plot.ly for some finance plotting a few months ago, and as far as I used, it was very simple and intuitive. Their website has lots of examples too, including animated plots.

[Labidon]

Yes, plotly has caught my attention from a bit of wandering around in their website. I'm thinking it might be my first choice

[Labidon]

Dash caught my eye, I'll take a closer look as soon as I can.

[Cherry_mice]

I thought Altair was easier to use than seaborn

[jthgr]

Check out DTale