LightningChart Python has been released!
A dedicated data visualization library for Python programming language.
Introducing LightningChart Python
We are excited to announce the release of a dedicated data visualization library for Python that will deliver the signature lightning-fast speed and responsiveness of LightningChart components.
LightningChart Python delivers high-performance 2D and 3D charts for data analysis and software application development and can be used to enhance your Python projects to a new visual experience.
Features
LightningChart Python helps you add interactivity and responsiveness at the highest performance when dealing with massive static datasets and dynamic real-time streamed data. LightningChart Python is powered by WebGL-rendered graphics that help deliver the smoothest visualization experience of millions of data points.
Data scientists, researchers, and educators can now seamlessly integrate LC Python into their standalone scripts or notebook environments. LC Python can be used with data science modules like Numpy and Pandas. LC Python also allows the creation of dashboards featuring multiple chart types and provides extensive control for customization options.
Regarding application development, LC Python can be used within GUI frameworks such as PyQt and PySide for embedding interactive and dynamic charts into your Python software.
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Feedback
We highly appreciate any feedback you provide us during the Beta stage. Please let us know your comments and requests to improve LC Python via email to [email protected]
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