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Dataviz projects on GitHub

Visualization libraries and guides for charts and scientific figures.

As of , the most-starred Dataviz projects on GitHub are d3 (113.8K stars), nivo (14.1K stars) and scientific-visualization-book (11.6K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 5 Dataviz repositories with 161.1K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 18 was scientific-visualization-book, with +4 stars in a day.

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+9Stars in a day
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Hot right now

Most stars gained in a day · Oct 18

+4

scientific-visualization-book

rougier/scientific-visualization-book · ★ 11.6K

This is an open access book that teaches scientific visualization in Python using Matplotlib, covering everything from core principles to 3D figures, animation, and a showcase gallery.

+3

d3

d3/d3 · ★ 113.8K

D3 (or D3.js) is a free, open-source JavaScript library for visualizing data.

+2

nivo

plouc/nivo · ★ 14.1K

nivo is a React component library for building data visualizations, built on top of d3 with support for SVG, HTML and Canvas rendering.

The all-time top

5 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · d3/d3

    d3

    D3 (or D3.js) is a free, open-source JavaScript library for visualizing data.

    113.8K
  2. #2 · plouc/nivo

    nivo

    nivo is a React component library for building data visualizations, built on top of d3 with support for SVG, HTML and Canvas rendering.

    14.1K
  3. #3 · rougier/scientific-visualization-book

    scientific-visualization-book

    This is an open access book that teaches scientific visualization in Python using Matplotlib, covering everything from core principles to 3D figures, animation, and a showcase gallery.

    11.6K
  1. 4

    dashboards

    11Kkeen/dashboards · HTML

    A collection of responsive analytics dashboard templates by Keen IO. Pick a CSS Grid layout, add charts, and get a dashboard ready to show your team or customers in minutes.

  2. 5

    word_cloud

    10.5Kamueller/word_cloud · Python

    word_cloud is a little word cloud generator in Python: it turns a body of text into an image where each word is sized by how often it appears. It works as a Python library and also ships a small command-line tool called wordcloudcli.

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