haha yeah I do, in python only tho.. I use plotly for visualisations. It renders html and invokes the default handler for .html to display it. Knowing plotly it's trivial to learn dash, which let's you build interactive data dashboards (https://dash-stock-tickers.plot.ly).
> Have you used any of the tools for Go like gonum?
well as far as I now, there are barely any data analysis libraries for go. gonum is an advanced math library, not really a data analysis tool. then you got gota, which is unmaintained (at least they aren't closing the prs) and a couple of none standardized learning algorithms.
not really the stack I want to use for data analysis..
Fair enough. I do think this is a step in the right direction. I know on the slack there are plenty of people who want to make Go into a language you can use for Data Analysis/Science. It might just take a little more time for it to happen since it is relatively new to Go.
haha yeah I do, in python only tho.. I use plotly for visualisations. It renders html and invokes the default handler for .html to display it. Knowing plotly it's trivial to learn dash, which let's you build interactive data dashboards (https://dash-stock-tickers.plot.ly).
> Have you used any of the tools for Go like gonum?
well as far as I now, there are barely any data analysis libraries for go. gonum is an advanced math library, not really a data analysis tool. then you got gota, which is unmaintained (at least they aren't closing the prs) and a couple of none standardized learning algorithms.
not really the stack I want to use for data analysis..