The Python Plotting for EDA website has examples of how to build various fairly simple plots using different Python plotting packages. It's coming from an R background, so it seems to focus primarily on the sorts of plots that are well-supported by ggplots and related tools, and less on things that are better supported in Python. Still, I think it would be useful to submit HoloViews-based plots to that website, showing that Bokeh plots can be constructed using HoloViews about as easily as for the ggplot-based versions. We could then also submit some examples of things that would be much more difficult or unnatural to do in ggplot, to make the comparison a bit fairer.
I've made a start on this here. I've covered most things but I think we should address some of the issues I brought up there and wait until we've covered some of the remaining statistical operations.
The Python Plotting for EDA website has examples of how to build various fairly simple plots using different Python plotting packages. It's coming from an R background, so it seems to focus primarily on the sorts of plots that are well-supported by ggplots and related tools, and less on things that are better supported in Python. Still, I think it would be useful to submit HoloViews-based plots to that website, showing that Bokeh plots can be constructed using HoloViews about as easily as for the ggplot-based versions. We could then also submit some examples of things that would be much more difficult or unnatural to do in ggplot, to make the comparison a bit fairer.